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Re: Calling an LEI job from the 400

You can use the command called LEIACT

Dave Bednarcik
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Hi all,

I think in the past I have seen on this q&a database someone asking about
calling an LEI job from the 400, but I cannot recall the answer.  We have
the need to kick off an LEI direct transfer job after a job finishes on
one of our AS/400s.  I am sure it can be done.  Was it some APIs?  Notes
runs on an AS/400 also.  Thanks in advance.

Dave Smith
DAP Inc.
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