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Thanks to all for your help. Now I know how to proceed.
Thanks again,
Willie...

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Since you are doing a RTVSYSVAL QDATE instead of a RTVJOBA DATE(&THEDATE) 
then it will contain the date of when the second CL starts.

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We have a nightly procedure that is started about 11:30pm.  In it, there 
is a call to another procedure. This second procedure is usually called 
before mid-night. We will be adding some more file saves it could run 
after mid-night. 
If it is called after mid-night, which date will the second CL have, the 
date from the first CL or when the second CL is called?

DCL        VAR(&DATE) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(6) 
RTVSYSVAL  SYSVAL(QDATE) RTNVAR(&DATE) 

Thanks for you help in advance,
Willie Moore


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