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  3. May 2005

Re: How to retrieve current OS400 target release

Just in case...QSZRTVPR was not available on earlier releases.  If you have a 
situation where your code may run on machines that are not updated you should 
first check for the object and use one of the other alternatives previously 
mentioned.
bill
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  Subject: How to retrieve current OS400 targt release 



  I need to retrieve current OS400 target release level inside a CL
  program. Any ideas?? I tried using the WRKLICINF command, but I don't
  seem to have authority in all the AS400 boxes, where the program should
  be implemented. I can't trust the DSPLICKEY command also because it
  gives information about products not installed along with the products
  installed.

  Is there any other command or API that can be used??

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