Find out all custom concurrent program

Hi experts,
I am looking for the query that can bring me all custom concurrent programs. We did not follow the naming convention so that It is so difficult the find find out all custom concurrent programs. If you have that sql, please kindly share with me.
Thanks in advance.
HL

That is another question, probably the question was asking the custom tables, and I found out almost custom tables. Now, I am asking about custom concurrent programs. If I base on creation_date, it seems to me that I can get 60%-70% of custom concurrent programs. But I need all custom concurrent programs. Do you have the query that can list all standard current programs. Then I can exclude them on my list and I can get the expected result.The same way you got the list of custom table you can use to get the list of custom concurrent programs.
You can query the same tables/views and get the list of seeded concurrent programs (CREATED_BY in (-1, 0, 1, 2)). Please pay attention to the custom concurrent programs which were created by any of those users (ANONYMOUS, SYSADMIN, AUTOINSTAL, INITIAL_SETUP).
Thanks,
Hussein

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