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I'd think you could use RCVMSG (in a CL) or equivalent API (QMHRCVM?). The
message IDs are in the TCP32xx area. Just do a ping interactively, then
take HELP on each message. You can get the MSGDTA from either approach,
then parse that into data. DSPMSGD to see what the substitution variables
are, then compare to an actual message to see which you should use.

At 09:10 AM 6/28/02 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm currently running a ping monitor - it pings an AS/400 at a remote site
>every 5 minutes. How do I get that ping data
>into a database file for doing statistics.
>
>All our external traffic is going through a WAN line (mail, notes, internet,
>EDI). Every now and then the line is very
>busy and I'm getting high pings to the remote AS/400 (EDI).
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Oliver
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