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David Gibbs wrote:
Coy Krill wrote:
AS400 my400 = new AS400(); // gets you the local system
Job myJob = new Job(my400); // gets the job the java program is running in
No, that doesn't seem to work. When I try that I get a 'QZRCSRVS' job.
Turns out I'm actually recording the jobid that my process is running in ... so I can just use that to get the job status.
david
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