Hi, David:
The RTVSYSINF command is shipped by IBM with *PUBLIC authority set to
*EXCLUDE.
Also, when run by a user with no special authority, it throws:
CPF2217 Escape 40 Not authorized to user profile QSYS
The WRKRPYLE, ADDRPYLE, CHGRPYLE, etc. commands do not seem to have
these limitations.
HTH,
Mark S. Waterbury
> On 11/28/2012 12:08 PM, David Gibbs wrote:
On 11/28/2012 10:51 AM, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
I just tried that command - it puts the reply-list entries into a
user space named QIZARLESP. There's a 4-byte integer at the start,
which is the number of entries. Then an x'F1', then 11 x'00's - then
follow the ADDRYPLE commands - looks like each entry is 221
characters long.
There are 3 other user spaces - for network attributes, service
attributes, and system values. And a couple SAVFs - one seems to have
edit descriptions (QEDIT* from QSYS), the other service attributes,
again. It has the QUSRSYS/QAEDSPI file saved in it.
I think the RTVSYSINF command is what I need.
The functionality I'm considering is going to be invoked from Java ... so accessing a user space is much better than trying to parse a spool file.
david
