thank you all for your help.  looks like a job for sed!


Tracy Pierce
 

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> Subject: Re: PROCINFO (for all Cobol gurus out there...)
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> Gang,
>   I haven't been paying too much attention this but I'm 
> pretty sure this
> stuff isn't stored except in the stack markers (or stack 
> frames in NM). 
> 
>  I vaguely recall having to write some code to walk backwards 
> one level
> to get the name of the guy who called me so I could log it.  
> I remember
> I needed PM to be able to look at my stack marker, and then used
> something like FINDPMAPNAME to determine the name of the routine. Of
> course, I had to determine if the code segment as in my program or in
> another library.
> 
>   I suspect doing this for a native mode program would be quite
> different, but would still require PM.
> 
> RAT
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> Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:04 AM
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> Subject: Re: PROCINFO (for all Cobol gurus out there...)
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> Presumably the MPE loader knows this information as you get a stack
> history when a program aborts, but it's probably held on system tables
> for which you need special capabilities and/or access to the AIF
> intrinsics. 
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> Sent: 09 January 2006 14:21
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> Subject: [HP3000-L] PROCINFO (for all Cobol gurus out there...)
> 
> This was a problem I discussed on the HP3000-L quite some time ago. I
> was asking about exactly the same thing.
>  
> No matter what, HPMYPROGRAM will always return the name of 
> the MAINLINE,
> not necessarily the name of the program that called the sub.
>  
> I eventually ended up having to pass the name value of 
> mainline to sub1,
> sub1 name value to sub2, sub2 name value to sub3 and so on.
>  
> Never did find a better way of doing it.
>  
> Brian Donaldson.
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