Duane,
No API named "QCMDEXE" but perhaps you meant "QCMDEXC" and it was just a "typo"?
Also, "system()" is just a "wrapper" for "QCMDEXC", so, I do not think you will find anything different about the behavior either way.
For your other questions, this is probably not the correct list; you would be better served to ask RDi related questions on the WDSCi-L list ... see:
http://www.midrange.com/#lists ; for a list of lists, and to join, etc.
Hope that helps,
Mark S. Waterbury
On Thursday, April 23, 2020, 11:35:43 AM EDT, Duane Scott <dscott@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've made an assumption here based on observations, and I may be incorrect (and most likely am), but I have no other explanation. Hopefully, in as kind of a manner as is usually displayed in this group, I can be corrected and put on the right path.
I've created an SQL based RPGLE program that I use to convert RPG IV to RPG Free. In it, I utilize the SYSTEM() function to compile the original source, copy the spooled file to a source file member, and search for various information like c-spec created variables. The problem is that when running the program using the RDI "user action", the compile spool file job number is not the same as the job number of the job that issued the "user action".
I don't know why, but it uses a job associated with my user id, but not one of the current active jobs. Not sure what job that is and why it uses it. Nor do I know how to discover what the spool file job number is.
I believe that this is also an issue with other development environments other that RDI, so I don't think it's an "RDI" problem, but one associated with SYSTEM() and similar. I haven't tried QCMDEXE to see if that is different. Maybe I should?
Any known answers?
Duane
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