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%DATE(*JOB) will return the Job-Date.
Also when you define a local variable with
DCL-S MyJobDate Date(*ISO) inz(*JOB);
you should also get the "right" job date.

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Subject: RE: Job Dates and Service Programs

Maybe compile with ACTGRP(*NEW)
This way you will have a new instance in a new activation group and consequently a refresh of the job date That could raise other issues though especially if the SP is called from an interactive job


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Thank you Jon.

I wanted to specifically get the job date, and %date is the system date. I was testing a job interactively [it normally runs in QBATCH] and was wondering why it was not getting the correct job date. But when I signed off and back on, it did, since it reinitialized.

Is there a way to force an active service program to "reset" its job date value other than reclaiming the activation group?

Thank you,

Doug



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