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Paul Nicolay wrote: > > Hi, > > You should actually never look at 254-263... but always use 358-367 as this > is the CURRENT userprofile. Especially system and server jobs (like > ODBC/JDBC for example) very often start of as Q.... profiles, but swap the > profile to the one you provided as logon information. > You can also get the current user profile by initializing a character variable with INZ(*USER). A warning: the current-user subfield in the PSDS is set during *INIT of the RPG cycle. If the current user profile might get changed while the RPG program is running (or between calls if the program ends with LR off, or it's a procedure in a NOMAIN module), the PSDS value would be out of date. If that's a possibility, the value should be obtained by calling QUSRJOBI (or by calling a subprocedure with a non-STATIC variable initialized to *USER).
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