RE: Retrieving remote IP address

["Kurt Goolsbee" <kurt.goolsbee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That seems like a little overkill for what you want.  Depending on the
server you are connecting to it may be easier (simpler) to do something in
an exit program and most of the TCP servers pass the remote IP address to
the exit program.  (Client Access servers don't pass IP address but there
are some tricks to get it)  Which server are they connecting to?

Kurt

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Nope,

the job is not submitted, it's a client-server sort of kind of stuff 
thingy.

But I meanwhile found a solution using the QtocLstNetCnn and
QtocRtvNetCnnDta API's, as you suggested in one of your previous mails.

Thanks goes to the makers of www.think400.dk for providing me with an API 
example program that I have adapted to my needs.

Best regards,

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
Massive - Kontich, Belgium
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Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Just had a thought - unusual for this early in the day - the batch job is 
not the one that is connected, so it has no IP address associated with it. 

The job with the IP address would probably be the one that submitted the 
batch job. This information is available to the job itself. So one needs 
to 
determine the submitting job (RTVJOBA or an API, I think), then run that 
submitting job info through a list of IP connection jobs. Eh?

Vern

At 07:32 AM 1/4/2005, you wrote:


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