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Bobby,
If you absolutely want to have a technical way to do that, you have to use
the QSZRTVPR API.
Here is a short CLP sample that can be easily converted in MI code :
Pgm
Dcl &Buffer *Char 128
Call QSYS/QSZRTVPR (+
&Buffer +
x'00000080' +
'PRDR0100' +
'*OPSYS *CUR 0000*CODE ' +
x'00000000' )
SndPgmMsg ('The current OS/400 release is' *BCAT %SST(&Buffer 20 6))
EndPgm
Regards,
Jean-Francois.
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Bobby.Hicks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Bobby.Hicks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Envoye : mardi 1 juillet 2003 12:58
A : Mi400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : [MI400] Current release
Is there a way to tell what the current release the OS400 is at in an MI
program?
If release = V5R1
Do something
goto next
Do something.
Next
Bobby.
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