Re: Where am I in the stack?

Message text written by INTERNET:MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
>Does anyone know of a (Security level 40/50 compliant) way of seeing all
>program/lib names in the stack?  We're having difficulty seeing System
>domain programs, and we'd really like to know what system programs are
>present.
>
>We've been able to materialize the stack, but havn't been able to
>materialize the system domain object pointers to get the library and
>object name.
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>jte

JTE
One way is to send messages to *PRV  and then receive replys back and
interrogate the received message to find your caller,  continue the process with
the Caller's name to receive his callers name, etc.  up the stack.    If you
need a coding example email me.  its a short pgm.  I can't remember off the
top of my head if you can get the library name.  However programs beginning with
"Q"  have a particular meaning <G> since around 1978. 

John Carr  
EdgeTech



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