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midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   6. Re: API location on V4Rx? (Simon Coulter)
>
>On 19/01/2006, at 12:36 PM, qsrvbas wrote:
>
>> 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.
>
>It's the same service program. If you think about it you'll realise 
>they can't easily change the location of the export without breaking 
>backwards compatibility.

Simon:

That is why I asked. I had programming developed on I think V4R4 (maybe 4.5) 
and restored the *PGM to a V5R1 system. The restore didn't succeed in giving me 
an executeable *PGM because the APIs (exports) couldn't be found in the 
referenced *SRVPGM. It was necessary to come up with a messy workaround.

My memory says it was getenv()/putenv() but I wanted to see if anybody could 
help. If those don't show up as I remember, then I'm going to do more digging 
to see if I can track down exactly what APIs were involved. Quite a while ago 
now, but it happened at the V5R1 upgrade.

Tom Liotta


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