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Couldn't you use the job class's getJobSwitches() method?



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Hi all,

I have a Java program which calls a CL program which sets the Job switches
(U1-U8) based on certain conditions.
How can I check if these switches are on or off in my Java program.

I am using Jt400 and AS400 Tool Box for Java.

Thanks in advance,
Suneetha.

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