Re: What program called me? -- RPG400-L

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Gary Guthrie wrote:
> Hans,
>
> I'm shocked that you would point somebody to that example. With V5R1,
> there is a much better, more reliable, more intuitive... method - API
> QWVRCStk.
>
> In my article, "Like Looking for a Program in a Call Stack" in the March
> 2002 issue of iSeries NEWS, I discuss the API and provide service
> program CallStack with procedures for retrieving call stack entries.
>
> The article is at
>
> 
>http://www.iseriesnetwork.com/artarchive/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&CO_ContentID=13860&channel=art&subart=issue&issueid=584
>
> Note that you must be a professional member of the iseriesnetwork to
> access this article.
>
> Gary Guthrie
> Senior Technical Editor, iSeries NEWS

Indeed!  I probably missed that article since I'm not a
"professional member" of the iseriesnetwork.

For others who are likewise not in that group, I noticed that the
"iseries-toolkit" (at <http://iseries-toolkit.sourceforge.net/>)
includes a wrapper proc for the QWVRCSTK API.

Cheers!  Hans

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