Toolbox has a LocalDataArea class. The key consideration is the job. One
job cannot read or alter the lda of another job. Since Toolbox carries out
lda requests via program calls, the lda class works only with the lda of
the program call server job. That is a big restriction but the lda class
can still be useful. All program calls through the same AS400 object use
the same server job so you can use the class to update the lda, then use
program call to run a program. As long as you use the same AS400 object
the two operations will use the same job / lda.
David Wall
AS/400 Toolbox for Java
jpcarr@tredegar.co
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If you find that out, Next I want to access the LDA from Java
RDLMAO
John
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Hi all,
I have a Java program which calls a CL program which sets the Job switches
(U1-U8) based on certain conditions.
How can I check if these switches are on or off in my Java program.
I am using Jt400 and AS400 Tool Box for Java.
Thanks in advance,
Suneetha.
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