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Stephen

QDBPUT is the IBM program that is writing the data - and the one calling the trigger program. It is an IBM one - notice the Q at the start. Your caller is higher up the stack, and will NOT start with a Q. Unless you mistakenly name your stuff with Q as the first letter. ;-)

HTH
Vern

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From: "Brown, Stephen GRNRC" <Stephen.Brown@xxxxxxxxx>
Alan,

Now compiled and I am debugging, noticed something else that hopefully
you can help me with. I am debugging a batch job using strsrvjob etc I
have added a record to the file that executes the trigger. The first
program your piece of code finds when doing an insert is QDBPUT which is
in QSYS. Now I'm not sure if this is result of service job debug or
whether this relates to something background task. Now guess I can
always check the program library and if it matches the library we keep
all our program objects then I can select this program as the
originating one. Just thought I'd mention this in case there was
something I was missing or can do to avoid the QDBPUT etc.


Thanks again for your help

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