RE: Easiest way, in a CL pgm, to find out what source member a programwas compiled from?

Depends upon what he's trying to do. QCLRPGMI does supply the program
type.



Type of program. Whether the program is an ILE program or an OPM
program.



Possible values are:



Blank OPM program

B ILE program



With this information James can determine if he needs to call QBNRMODI.




Personally, I wouldn't presume PEP name and program name are one in the
same. I'd check then proceed down the appropriate path.



But that is just me. :-)



Gary



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QCLRPGMI does not give source information for ILE programs, only OPM

programs. It does have the PEP module, so with the QBNRMODI, James could


get the source for that. If there are other modules, I think the

QBNLPGMI is the ticket. It'll also give the service programs and exports


and imports, if I read the docs right.



Vern



On 3/31/2011 3:48 PM, Monnier, Gary wrote:

James,

Call a module/program that uses the Retrieve Program Information

(QCLRPGMI) and Retrieve Module Information (QBNRMODI) APIs.

To dynamically find the CL program name send a message to the program

(SNDPGMMSG) and then receive it (RCVMSG). Interrogate the SENDER

information for program name starting at position 27.

Gary

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Subject: Easiest way, in a CL pgm, to find out what source member a

programwas compiled from?

Anybody know, off-hand, an easy way for a CL program to find out what

source member a program (or the main entry-point module of a

multi-module program) was compiled from?

The idea is to go through a list of programs, and refresh them.

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JHHL