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Here is an ILE way to get another job's stack on level 40.  Place the
target job under service using STRSRVJOB, then call 'matServicedJobsStack'
procedure in Q5BSTACK service program.  Pass one parameter, a pointer by
value to a standard MI receiver structure.  The receiver structure will get
a MATINVS of the target job.  Then you can walk that stack, etc.  Looks
like Q5BSTACK is an API in user domain with public *USE authority, and runs
under adopted authority of QSYS profile, which has *JOBCTL special
authority.  Here's an RPGLE example.

      *  CRTRPGMOD MODULE(____)
      *  CRTPGM    PGM(____) MODULE(____) BNDSRVPGM(QSYS/Q5BSTACK)

     D MATINVS         PR                  extproc( 'matServicedJobsStack'
)
     D                                 *   value

     D Receiver        DS          8192
     D                               10I 0 inz( %size( Receiver ))

     C                   callp     MATINVS( %addr( Receiver ))


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