Re: Best way to determine which program is causing execution of trigger program. -- RPG400-L

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The API: QWVRCSTK will give you all the stack, ignore the QDBs and nex comes the program with the "write", and if you keep reading you find the program that called the one that did the write... until QCMD.

Brown, Stephen GRNRC wrote:

Folks,

Anyone know of the best way to determine which program is the causing
execution of a trigger program.

I would like to do different things when trigger is executed as the
result of an interactive change to a file as opposed to one caused by a
batch change.

Thanks.

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