If you have access to Colleague terminal (through UI desktop, if you still have it), using ESEARCH can give you more accurate and complete results than the function "Find Reference" in Colleague Studio.
After you're in terminal, use this syntax to look for references to subroutine S.MY.TEST.SUB.
ESEARCH ST.SUBROUTINES <enter>
>>>>S.MY.TEST.SUB <enter>
SAVE.LIST SOME.SAVEDLIST <enter>
ELE SAVEDLISTS SOME.SAVEDLIST000 <enter> (note the three 0s were added)
P <enter> (P to browse the file, Q to quit)
ESEARCH is fairly fast. The only limitation is has is that you need to go in different modules such as ST.SUBROUTINES or CORE.SUBROUTINES or ST.SOURCE to search for them. Colleague Studio maintains pretty good references, but sometimes it misses customized processes.
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