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  3. February 2013

Re: How to best identify if applications are running in OPM mode?

Can you clarify what you're looking to find out? Are you trying to tell if the program is an OPM program? Or whether it's running in the default activation group? Or whether it's an ILE program that's using the OPM mode of activation (i.e. DFTACTGRP(*YES)) or what do you mean?

On 2/3/2013 8:53 AM, Gerald Kern wrote:
Let's say I'm looking through random jobs via wrkactjob, either submitted
to batch by a user or from the job scheduler, or interactive sessions
called from a menu (driven by a CL program), or even browser jobs running
under qhttpsvr.

Does anyone know how to 'somewhat' easily identify if/when programs are
running in OPM mode?



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