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Hi Darryl,

The fastest method is, as Jack Prucha mentioned, the program status data structure.  However, you have to be on v7r4 or have a PTF to make it available on v7r3.  From the What's New section of the RPG ILE Reference manual for v7r4:

New PSDS subfields
The following new subfields are added to the Program Status Data Structure:
• Internal job ID, in positions 380 to 395.
• System name, in positions 396 - 403.
See “Program Status Data Structure” on page 161
This enhancement is also available in 7.3 with a PTF.

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On 1/24/2024 11:38 AM, dfreinkel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I need to retrieve the system name in a RPGLE program. I do not want to use
a CL program to do a RTVNETA.


I do not see an option using the program status data structure.


Is it available somewhere within the RPG code or is there an SQL statement I
can use to get it.


TIA


Darryl Freinkel

A4G

Telephone: 770.321.8562



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