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Use the System Data Structure.  Look at USER below.

DMYPSDS          SDS
D PROC_NAME         *PROC                                                  * 
Procedure name
D PGM_STATUS        *STATUS                                                * 
Status code
D PRV_STATUS             16     20S 0                                      * 
Previous status
D LINE_NUM               21     28                                         * 
Src list line num
D ROUTINE           *ROUTINE                                               * 
Routine name
D PARMS             *PARMS                                                 * 
Num passed parms
D EXCP_TYPE              40     42                                         * 
Exception type
D EXCP_NUM               43     46                                         * 
Exception number
D PGM_LIB                81     90                                         * 
Program library
D EXCP_DATA              91    170                                         * 
Exception data
D EXCP_ID               171    174                                         * 
Exception Id
D DATE                  191    198                                         * 
Date (*DATE fmt)
D YEAR                  199    200S 0                                      * 
Year (*YEAR fmt)
D LAST_FILE             201    208                                         * 
Last file used
D FILE_INFO             209    243                                         * 
File error info
D JOB_NAME              244    253                                         * 
Job name
D USER                  254    263                                         * 
User name
D JOB_NUM               264    269S 0                                      * 
Job number
D JOB_DATE              270    275S 0                                      * 
Date (UDATE fmt)
D RUN_DATE              276    281S 0                                      * 
Run date (UDATE)
D RUN_TIME              282    287S 0                                      * 
Run time (UDATE)
D CRT_DATE              288    293                                         * 
Create date
D CRT_TIME              294    299                                         * 
Create time
D CPL_LEVEL             300    303                                         * 
Compiler level
D SRC_FILE              304    313                                         * 
Source file
D SRC_LIB               314    323                                         * 
Source file lib
D SRC_MBR               324    333                                         * 
Source file mbr
D PROC_PGM              334    343                                         * 
Pgm Proc is in
D PROC_MOD              344    353                                         * 
Mod Proc is in

hth,

Frank





"D.W. Palme" <dpalme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>@midrange.com on 11/15/2004
07:52:02 PM

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Subject:    Newbie question - Getting the userid with RPGLE


I am very new to RPG and I have been searching the net and
experts-exchange in an attempt to figure out how to acquire the userid
of the person signed in and running a program with RPG.

I thought I could do it the same way as with a display file but that did
not work..

Would someone provide me a tiny bit of assistance here or at least point
me in the right direction?

Thanks,

Douglas

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