Re: Spooled File Created by Web Service Has Different User and Job No.

[Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>]

You need to use the QSPRILSP API...

Full story:
http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/1ac66549a21402188625680b0002037e/45751e5b298957558625713b0053b33e?OpenDocument&ExpandSection=-1#_Section1

HTH,
Charles

On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 1:23 PM, Shannon ODonnell
<sodonnell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
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> This might be too "out there" for the list as it probably requires that you
> have the same type of setup on your iSeries,  but maybe someone else has
> already discovered this problem and can help.
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> Here's the situation I have with a client:
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> I created an RPGLE program that I turned into a web service (running in the
> iSeries Integrated Web Service Server).
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> The web service runs  under a user profile named WEBSVC1 (that's an
> important detail).
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> The RPG program, when it's called by the service,  calls another CL program.
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> When the CL program initiates, I do a RTVJOBA command and store the job info
> and then I dump it (DMPCLPGM) to see the job #, job name and user profile.
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> These values are:   02456/QZRCSRVS/QUSER
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> Next, the CL program calls another RPGLE program that creates a spooled
> file.  I retrieve the job info from the *SDS in that RPG and print it on the
> printer file.
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> These values are:  02456/QZRCSRVS/QUSER
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> Which are the same as the CL (as you would expect).
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> However, when the processes all complete,  if you WRKSPLF WEBSVC1   you find
> the spooled file the second RPGLE program created and the job info on that
> spooled file (if you F11 it so you can view that information) is:
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> 02455/QPRTJOB/WEBSVC1
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> I have a vendor product (Keyes) that creates a PDF from that spooled file
> and it finds it by you passing the job info of the spooled file to it.
> However,  in this case, I cannot figure out how to get the actual spooled
> file's job information!  I actually don't even understand why it's
> different.
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> So as I said in the beginning.this problem might be too specific and too
> unique to my setup for an easy solution, but I wanted to float it out here
> anyway hoping someone might have some good suggestions on it.
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> Thanks!
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> Shannon O'Donnell
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