Hehe, if so, then you have to use the sbmfrom variables twice. First to get the name of the java-job and with that as input you can get the initial submitting job.
Good luck,
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Subject: Re: Retrieve info about job that invoked Java code?
On 2/7/2017 11:09 AM, Stefan Tageson wrote:
Even if you look at:
116 74 CHAR(10) Submitter's job name
126 7E CHAR(10) Submitter's user name
136 88 CHAR(6) Submitter's job number
Although I'm not 100% sure ... I don't think that would work. In order to call QUSRJOBI, I would have to create a programcall, which would be run in it's own job.
I may play around with it though.
david
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