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Rob's method works just fine.
If you want IBM sanctioned method you should use QSZRTVPR api.

PGM                                                                    
                                                                       
 DCL     &RELEASE    *CHAR  6                                          
 DCL     &RCVR       *CHAR  128                                        
 DCL     &RCVRLEN    *CHAR  4      VALUE(X'00000080')                  
 DCL     &FORMAT     *CHAR  8      VALUE('PRDR0100')                   
 DCL     &PRDINFO    *CHAR  27     VALUE('*OPSYS *CUR  0000*CODE     ')
 DCL     &ERRCODE    *CHAR  4      VALUE(X'00000000')                  
                                                                       
 CALL QSYS/QSZRTVPR PARM(&RCVR &RCVRLEN &FORMAT &PRDINFO &ERRCODE)     
 CHGVAR &RELEASE (%SST(&RCVR 20 6))                                    
                                                                       
 SNDPGMMSG MSG('THIS SYSTEM IS AT RELEASE' |> &RELEASE)                
                                                                       
ENDPGM                                                                 

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Seems to be.

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Do you mean that the object QCMD would be created every time when a new
release is launched?

Please advice.


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1 - Adopt authority with your existing solution.

2 - RTVOBJD OBJ(QCMD) OBJTYPE(*PGM) SYSLVL(&SYSLVL)



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I need to retrieve current OS400 target release level inside a CL
program. Any ideas?? I tried using the WRKLICINF command, but I don't
seem to have authority in all the AS400 boxes, where the program should
be implemented. I can't trust the DSPLICKEY command also because it
gives information about products not installed along with the products
installed.

Is there any other command or API that can be used??

Thanks,
Ganesh



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