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RE: Trigger pgm: user & pgm id
Karen
Short of using API's you could call a CLP which does a SNDPGMMSG
and do a RCVMSG which will tell you the calling program name.
Something like this;
PGM &CALLED &CALLER
DCL &CALLED *CHAR 10
DCL &CALLER *CHAR 10
DCL &M1KEY *CHAR 4
DCL &M1MDATA *CHAR 80
SNDPGMMSG MSG('TEST') TOPGMQ(*PRV &CALLED) MSGTYPE(*RQS) KEYVAR(&M1KEY)
RCVMSG PGMQ(*PRV &PGM) KEYVAR(&M1KEY) SENDER(&M1MDATA)
CHGVAR &CALLER %SST(&M1DATA 56 10)
ENDPGM
&CALLER is the caller of what ever is passed in the variable &CALLED.
Call CL this from your trigger program X times. 1st time pass it your
trigger program name in &CALLED. This will return the OS/400 program
(DB pgm) that called your trigger.
Call this CL again passing it what was returned the 1st time in the
&CALLED parm to start over.
This will return who called him. Do this over and over till you
get a program that doesn't start with a Q.
This is a generic little utility.
The top should be *EXT.
John Carr
I would like to identify the program and user that tripped the *UPDATE trigger
when
they were updating a database file. We are using V3R1, not under journaling,
commitment control, or ILE. Just OPM Cobol at the moment. What (CL) command
can
I use in my (Cobol) trigger program to identify this? (We want to place the
before and
after images of the database change in a history file, with time, user and
program that
made the change.)
TIA.
Karen Bellecci
kbellecci@osfa.state.la.us
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