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I did this when I was learning to do subprocedures so I am sure there is
a better way to do it. I also used a program from the book "APIs at
work" as a template.
If you have any questions, let me know.
Terry
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* PROTOTYPE FOR PROCEDURE
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D GETOUTQ PR 10
D PINJOBNAME 26 CONST OPTIONS(*NOPASS)
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* START PROCEDURE DEFINITION
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P GETOUTQ B EXPORT
D GETOUTQ PI 10
D INJOBNAME 26 CONST OPTIONS(*NOPASS)
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* FIELD DEFINITIONS
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D FORMATNAME S 8 INZ('JOBI0300')
D INTJOBNAME S 16
D JOBNAME S 26 INZ('*')
D OUTQ S 10 INZ
D RECEIVELEN S 10I 0 INZ(100)
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* ERROR DATA STRUCTURE
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D ERRORDS DS 116 INZ
D BYTESPRV 1 4B 0 INZ(116)
D BYTESAVL 5 8B 0 INZ(0)
D MESSAGEID 9 15
D ERR### 16 16
D MESSAGEDTA 17 116
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* DATA STRUCTURE FOR QUSRJOBI JOBI0300 FORMAT
******************************************************************
DQUSI030000 DS
D* Qwc JOBI0300
D QUSBR02 1 4B 0
D* Bytes Return
D QUSBA02 5 8B 0
D* Bytes Avail
D QUSJN04 9 18
D* Job Name
D QUSUN04 19 28
D* User Name
D QUSJNBR04 29 34
D* Job Number
D QUSIJID02 35 50
D* Int Job ID
D QUSJS07 51 60
D* Job Status
D QUSJT05 61 61
D* Job Type
D QUSJS08 62 62
D* Job Subtype
D QUSJN05 63 72
D* Jobq Name
D QUSJL 73 82
D* Jobq Lib
D QUSJP 83 84
D* Jobq Priority
D QUSON 85 94
D* Outq Name
D QUSOL 95 104
D* Outq Lib
D QUSOP 105 106
D* Outq Priority
D QUSPDN 107 116
D* Prt Dev Name
D QUSSJN 117 126
D* Subm Job Name
D QUSSUN 127 136
D* Subm User Name
D QUSSJNBR 137 142
D* Subm Job Num
D QUSSMN 143 152
D* Subm Msgq Name
D QUSSML 153 162
D* Subm Msgq Lib
D QUSSOJ 163 172
D* Sts On Jobq
D QUSDPOJ 173 180
D* Date Put On Jobq
D QUSJD 181 187
D* Job Date
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* USE JOB NAME IF PASSED TO SUBPROCEDURE OTHERWISE USE CURRENT JOB
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C IF INJOBNAME <> *BLANKS
C EVAL JOBNAME = INJOBNAME
C ENDIF
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* CALL JOB INFORMATION API
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C CALL 'QUSRJOBI'
C PARM QUSI030000
C PARM RECEIVELEN
C PARM FORMATNAME
C PARM JOBNAME
C PARM INTJOBNAME
C PARM ERRORDS
C EVAL OUTQ = QUSON
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* RETURN THE DEFAULT OUTQ
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C RETURN OUTQ
P GETOUTQ E
>
> message: 1
> date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 07:34:40 -0700 (PDT)
> from: Jeffrey Young <cooljeff913@xxxxxxxxx>
> subject: RE: Retrieve user output queue name
>
> I would also appreciate a copy.
>
>
> Nick_Radich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> This would be something I would like also!!
>
> Thanx,
>
> Nick
>
>
> Nick Radich
> Sr. Programmer/Analyst
> EPC Molding, Inc.
> (320) 679-6683
> nick_radich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
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