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  • Subject: Re: Mimicking F9
  • From: Mlpolutta@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 11:42:52 EDT

What you're looking for is the QMHRTVRQ API.

> This appears to be the most appropriate place for my question. I am trying 
to
>  mimic F9 to retrieve the last command executed. Whereas I have no problem 
> doing
>  this using the QMHRCVPM API, the only problem is that you have to specify 
> the
>  invocation level from which you wish to receive the messages. This means 
> that
>  the commands would not necessarily be in the order you executed them when
>  retrieved, as the invocation level may have been increased or decreased 
from
>  the current level. Does anyone have any idea as to how to do this, other 
> than
>  listing the job log out and trawling through it, which could take some 
time!
>  
>  Mike C.
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