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Bryan:

In the HA environment even the local control point could be different due
to the way HA is generally set up.

I always use serial numbers for these types of look ups. for instance:

get serial number from system values

get data area that says am I HA or Production and the system name (although
recently I've started using user spaces for that, much harder for the end
user to mess up)

Make a decision on what to do next based on those two criteria.

Some of the HA software vendors also have a way to inquire about what role
the system is in, so we will add that where we can. Unfortunately there
is not a consistent way to determine that.



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On Thu, Aug 11, 2022 at 9:44 AM Bryan Dietz <bdietz400@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

not sure if the help text for the field sheds any light on it.

*LCL
Specifies that the system is the local system. BRMS uses the
default local location name, LCLLOCNAME and not the system name
SYSNAME. In most cases, the systems have the same value
specified in the LCLLOCNAME and in the SYSNAME. You can use the
DSPNETA command to view the system network attributes.



Rob Berendt wrote on 8/11/2022 8:09 AM:
Is there a BRMS Service to determine the system name? Basically what I
am looking for is when you do WRKMEDBRM SYSNAME(*LCL) and it returns the
media used by the local system. IDK if there's a function to return the
local system name so I can do something like:

Select *
FROM QUSRBRM.MEDIA_INFO
where owning_system = qusrbrm.lcl()
;


https://helpsystemswiki.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/IWT/pages/888963080/BRMS+SQL+Services

In case you're wondering DSPNETA / RTVNETA are only close. It can be
different. Especially for those of us running software H/A.

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