Michael,

My experience is it is in most recent to initiating program order. So you would see PGMC, then PGMB and then PGMA. Modules and procedures executed in the call stack have to be stepped through also.

Gary Monnier


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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Michael Ryan
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Subject: QWVRCSTK with CSTK0100

Seems like this should be easy. I want the name of the program that called the program that called the program with QWRCSTK. IOW, PGMA calls PGMB which calls PGMC which calls QWRCSTK. I want to get the name PGMA. Which stack entry would it be? Is it backwards from where I am? I cribbed the code...lots of examples, but I'm not getting this right. TIA!
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