Thanks Patrik and Daniel,

<rant> I was called into a meeting yesterday at 4pm which lasted 3 hours.
I showed the PC guys the journal records that (I believe) show clearly that
the external programs from the sp create the order and then add items to
the order but an external program does not change the order status from 'T'
to blank. An external QZDASOINIT job does therefore a .Net job. The PC
guys said it wasn't them. In the end I agreed to change the external
program on the add items sp. So here I am working on a Saturday changing a
program that I don't believe needs to be changed because (I believe) they
can't find what's updating the IBMi.
</rant>


On Sat, Mar 29, 2025 at 10:40 AM Patrik Schindler <poc@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello Robert,

Am 29.03.2025 um 14:05 schrieb Robert Rogerson <rogersonra@xxxxxxxxx>:

I'm pretty sure as the JOPGM in the journal is QZDASOINIT that the
setting of the order status to blank is not done by a program on the IBMi
but how do I prove or confirm this?

QZDASOINIT is the server job handling ODBC connections. These connections
are done over TCP/IP and may be initiated from outside the IBM i (clients),
or from inside (things running in PASE).

Does that help? If no, what additional information do you need?

I also agree with Daniel, that the update is most likely forced by the
.NET application over a direct ODBC-connection to the IBM i. Not sure if
this is how it should be or not.

:wq! PoC

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