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John -
From an RPG/400 program, the Shut Down SHTDN operation code ( in RPGIV
%SHTDN bif) will tell you if:
1) the system is being ended by PWRDWNSYS
2) the subsystem is being ended by ENDSBS
3) the job was ended by ENDJOB
(obviously, if *IMMED was specified for any of the above, the program will
not have time to react...)
- steve
"John Rusling" <jrusling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:mailman.7915.1242751588.23468.rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have an rpg program I want to use (submit to batch) as a 'monitoring'
program.
(in old elvish, an NEP program)
Within the program, there may be files, etc. open, at any time.
Since it's a submitted job, it'll be ended from the wrkactjob screen.
Since it may be possible to end it with *IMMED or *CNTRLD, I'm worried
about cleanup (files or objects getting released).
Is there a way to monitor, within the rpg program, for 'job ending'??
The rpg program will be in a constant loop state, waking up at set
intervals to do some processing. If I can trap a 'job ending' status,
I can close out the program/job gracefully.
John B
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