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Hi Douglas! There is a cool little thing in RPG called the program status data structure (or PSDS) which contains lots of interesting information, including the user profile of the person running the program (actually it's a little more involved than that, but this is enough to get you started). You access the PSDS by defining a special optional data structure in your RPG program. You can then define subfields to access the individual pieces of data. Some even have predefined special values for the positions. I don't have the exact code to get the user profile, although I'm sure someone can supply it. Here is an example using hardcoded positions to get the job number and a special value to get the program name: D sds D xsjbno 264 269 D xspgm *proc Hope this helps! Joe > From: D.W. Palme > > I am very new to RPG and I have been searching the net and > experts-exchange in an attempt to figure out how to acquire the userid > of the person signed in and running a program with RPG. > > I thought I could do it the same way as with a display file but that did > not work.. > > Would someone provide me a tiny bit of assistance here or at least point > me in the right direction?
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