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Hi Rob -
Nearly missed this !
David Gibbs wrote:
>
>Environment variables would not be in the INFDS (I think). You have to
>use the QtmhGetEnv API to retrieve a known variable by name.
>
Many thanks for this - I will certainly investigate
Log on with a pure 5250 session and do the WRKENVVAR command.
Then try it from a WSG session. What is present will depend on what the
WSG software does. The one probably most likely to appear is REMOTE_ADDR
which would be the IP address of client.
Bear in mind that environment variables is not an absolute test as the same
environment variable could be created with the ADDENVVAR command.
Likewise different server software packages will vary in what environment
variables they load for you automatically.
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Ken
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