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Re: Retrive System IP address

On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 11:57 AM John Yeung <gallium.arsenide@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

And since RPG lives on the IBM i, when you run it from RPG, it
should give you an IP address of the IBM i it is running on. (Or NULL;
I'm not 100% clear on reading the documentation, and I haven't tried
it in RPG. But it works as expected if you run it in PASE via an ODBC
connection.)

So, for the record, I was wrong about the result in RPG.

I have actually tried it from PASE through ODBC though, and in that
case, I do get "the IP address of our IBM i" (by which I mean the IP
address all our local-network applications use to access the IBM i).

John Y.

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