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Thanks Rob - the pgm status data structure is good (but it is 358 - 367)
D USER          254   263       value=QUSER
D CUSER       358   367       value=JIMF

jim franz


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Instead of using
    D USER                  254    263          * User name
Have you tried
    D Curr_User             358    360a         * Current user
    D*      * see profile handle
    D*      *   api's
If that doesn't cut it, one of these might
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/apis/sec1.htm
"profile handle"

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How can I retreive the logged on user id when a pc VB program calls a
rpgle.
I need to write an audit record of who accessed the record - and the rpgle
program data structure says QUSER called it.
Is there an api or some way to get logged in user.

jim franz
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