Re: Retrieve subsystem iterative job -- MIDRANGE-L

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If you are trying to determine the subsystem for a currently active job, use the
QUSRJOBI API, Format JOBI0600. Subsystem name & Library are in bytes 71-90 of 
the
JOBI0600 format.  See 89-33 in the  System API Reference manual SC41-4801-01
(Version 3).

Bob Larkin
Larkin Computer Consulting
Houston, TX  USA

Zachary McDonald wrote:

> Does any body know of a way to get subsystem name we run some rf equipment
> and the easy way to distinguish these would be by the subsystem
>
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