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I am looking for a solution in RPGLE.
I know about the RTVJOBA command, but do not want to add to the complexity by having a CLLE module for just this purpose.
Most of the staff here do not understand Service Programs, let alone bound modules that are of mixed languages, and I was told to "keep it simple".
Thanks,
Jeff Young Sr. Programmer Analyst
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Subject: Re: How to get job type (Batch / Interactive)
Hi Jeff,
You can use the command RTVJOBA with the parm TYPE. If TYPE = '1', then interactive, else if '0', batch.
Thanx,
Nick
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All -
I am having a senior moment here.
In RPG IV, how do I determine if a program is running in a batch job or interactive?
TIA,
Jeff Young Sr. Programmer Analyst
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