Re: Determining what library a CL program is called from

[leif@xxxxxxx]

I  thought so.

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From: Henrik Krebs <hkrebs@hkrebs.dk>
To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 2:36 AM
Subject: RE: Determining what library a CL program is called from


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> message: > RTVOBJD on the program name you are currently running.
> > The RTNLIB parm will
> > tell you the library the program is running from.
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> This will work in 99% of all situations in 'normal environments', but for
example not if the CLP is a program not in the libl (called qualified). You
never do that? Well, it's often the case for a usrprf's INLPGM.
>
> The DMPCLPGM solution I posted yesterday is - together with an
MI-instruction 'Materialize Program Stack' is the only solution I know about
that works 100%
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