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Looking at another Job's Temporary Objects
Hey, David and Ted:
Is there some way we can access a data area in another
job's QTEMP? We can sign on using the security officer's
password if necessary.
-- Demi
Is it possible for one job to see the objects in another
job's QTEMP library?
-- Eric
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Handling Break Messages Revisited
Hey, Ted:
I
read your tip on handling break messages and
created the two programs to incorporate your tip. I made
two changes to the code for the initial program. I
substituted *USRPRF for the message queue name and added a
Monitor Message (MONMSG) command to trap message
CPF2451. Half the users of my machines run multiple
display sessions. Without the MONMSG command, subsequent
sessions after the first would abend.
-- Jack
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Reader Feedback and Insights: Get with the Times
I just received my first copy of the Midrange
Guru newsletter, only to find an article
about a user still running OS/400 V3R7. People need to
get away from this mentality, which gives the AS/400 a bad
name among Intel and Unix weenies.
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