On 25/09/2009, at 3:30 AM, Terrence Enger wrote:

This is not a solution; just posting here to save somebody else from
wasting time on what I thought was the obvious way.

The useless idea was to examine (in C programming terminology) argv[0].
Experimentation shows that its value is plain, unadorned LIBRARY/ PROGRAM
from both calling mechanism.

Hope this (in a negative way) helps.

Already aware of that but thanks. C programs running on Unix get the name of the link passed as arg[0]. On OS/400 they get the qualified name of the *PGM object regardless of the link used to invoke.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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