How to get the source file information of a module in an RPGLE program

Do you know a non-interactive method to get/print the source file information of a module in an RPGLE program?...

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I know how to do it interactively with the DSPPGM command.

You can write a program to get information on the modules contained in a program using the List ILE Program Information (QBNLPGMI) API, or on a specific module using the Retrieve Module Information (QBNRMODI) API. I have the utilities that you're looking for and have provided them for you below.

LSTMODREF utility: create the objects from the source

LstModRef : List modules referenced by programs

WICLMOD: List modules referenced by programs

WIRLMOD: List modules referenced by programs

WIPLMOD: Print module information

WPGMMOD: Modules by program

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