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I realize that calling using system() is not the way to go. I am not
concerned with the performance impact from using spawn(),
but what I am having trouble doing is using spawn to call commands or
programs. I do not want to ahve to code the
spawn call such that I need to give it the fully qualified path such as:
/qsys.lib/alib.lib/apgm.pgm.
Id like to figure out a way to invoke spawn to do things like: dspusr usrprf(walt)
and have this run as a job, and capture the return code. Also, Im still trying to figure out how to invoke using spawn commands like: call pgm(alib/apgm) parm('parm1' 'parm2'), etc.
Is there some inheritance or environment setting I might be missing? I already do a: putenv("PATH=%LIBL%"); before my spawn, but I still get a spawn error stating that it cannot find to execute what I sent to it.
Any help or ideas would be most appreciated, thanks!
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