# PLYJOB > [HTML Version](plyjob_sbr.htm) **xcall PLYJOB, jobno, job'stats** PLYJOB is similar to [GETJTB](getjtb_sbr.htm.md) in that it returns most of the information related to your job in a single operation. The main reason it is included in addition to GETJTB[xs](keyword-types.htm.md) is for [PolyTRACK](terminology.htm.md#polytrack-in-terminology) programmers who may already be using the routine, and for anyone who may be using the MicroSabio routine JOBPAR[xs](keyword-types.htm.md) (which is basically the same thing and can be aliased to PLYJOB using the alias facility in miame.ini). PLYJOB[xs](keyword-types.htm.md) does have one feature that GETJTB[xs](keyword-types.htm.md) does not: the ability to retrieve information about a job other than the current one. The amount of information that can be retrieved in this way is limited to job name, program name, ppn, and username, but that is still very useful in situations where you want to match a job number up with a job name. **Parameters** _jobno _(2-byte binary) \[in/out\] If zero, information is returned about the current job, otherwise about the job whose number is specified. _job'stats_ mapped as follows: MAP1 JOB'TABLE \! 87 byte area MAP2 LOG'DEV,s,3 \! Device name MAP2 LOG'LUN,s,3 \! Logical unit MAP2 PROJECT,s,3 \! Project number (p,pn) MAP2 PROGRMR,s,3 \! Programmer number MAP2 PARTITION,s,6 \! Job name MAP2 PROG'ID,s,6 \! Program name MAP2 TERM'NAME,s,6 \! Trmdef name MAP2 TERM'DRVR,s,6 \! Terminal driver MAP2 INTERFACE,s,6 \! IDV name MAP2 JOB'NBR,s,3 \! Job number MAP2 JOB'TYPE,b,2 \! Job type flags MAP2 CMDFIL,b,2 \! Nonzero=command file MAP2 JOBPPN,b,2 \! P,PN as binary MAP2 JOBEXP,b,1 \! Job experience MAP2 JOBLVL,b,1 \! Job level MAP2 JOBUID,s,3 \! Numeric portion of username MAP2 JOBUSN,s,20 \! Job user name MAP2 JOBCPU,b,4 \! CPU time MAP2 JOBDSR,b,4 \! Disk reads MAP2 JOBDSW,b,4 \! Disk writes MAP2 JOBATT,s,6 \! Parent job name MAP2 JOBSTS,b,2 \! Job status MAP2 TRKVER,s,3 \! Tracker version \[22C\] Several of the fields above are only applicable under the AMOS version of PLYJOB, including JOBCPU, JOBDSR, JOBDSW, JOBATT, JOBEXP, and JOBLVL.