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Subject: API location on V4Rx?
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Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 20:36:57 -0500
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Anybody with a V4Rx (or perhaps earlier) box:

Could someone look to find what IBM service program contains getenv()/putenv() 
APIs before V5R1? I no longer have access to anything older than 5.1.

For a hint, in V5R1 they can be found in *SRVPGM QP0ZCPA.

Thanks.

Tom Liotta

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