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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
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