Re: Is there an easy way to determine which JVM and path is being used?

The WRKJVMJOB command can be used to see all sorts of information about the various JVMs running in various jobs on the system.

Run WRKJVMJOB, place a 5 next to the job that you want to learn about, and it'll say the JDK version and whether it's 64/32 bits at the top of the screen. You'll have options to display all sorts of other things (JVM arguments, environment variables, Java system properties, garbage collection, threads, etc.)

I don't remember which release of IBM i added this command. I know it works on 7.2 and 7.1, but I don't have access to older releases anymore, but maybe it was there on 5.4? Worth a try.

-SK

On 11/10/2015 8:14 PM, Darryl Freinkel wrote:

I see the JVM in the job log.



The job log does not show which path is being used. Is there a simple way to
determine if the CLASSPATH was loaded correctly or to see what path is being
used?



This is a V5.4 system.



TIA



Darryl Freinkel