Retrieve partition ID

The submitted RPG code retrieves the number of partions and the partition ID. Partition IDs start at zero. The pgm calls API QWCRSSTS. There is a great deal of system statistical information that is available using this API.

James Greene
Published: 01 Feb 2007

The submitted RPG code retrieves the number of partions and the partition ID. Partition IDs start at zero. The pgm calls API QWCRSSTS. There is a great deal of system statistical information that is available using this API. If you're interested, I have and will share a pgm that retrieves most of what is available and places info into a file.

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d returndata      s           2560

d datalength      s              4b 0 inz(2560)              
d rcdfmt          s              8    inz('SSTS0200')        
d x               s              5  0                        
d errorcode       s             10                           
d resetstatus     s             10    inz('*NO')             
d s0200           ds                  inz                    
d status0200              1    256                           
d partitions             77     80b 0                        
d partitionid            81     84b 0                        
c                   call      'QWCRSSTS'                     
c                   parm                    returndata       
c                   parm                    datalength       
c                   parm                    rcdfmt           
c                   parm                    resetstatus      
c                   parm                    errorcode        
c                   eval      s0200 = %subst(returndata:1:131)
c     partitions    dsply                                    
c     partitionid   dsply                                    
c                   eval      *inlr = *on

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