I have a couple of comments about your article, Lesser-Known SEU Commands. First, I’m still unashamedly an SEU user for one main reason: I like the “instantaneousness” of it. I can log in to the green screen and start editing a source member within SEU in just a few seconds, vs. the load/startup time of WDSc, the loading of libraries and files and member lists, and so forth.

Yes, I know–I can preload WDSc. I can set filters for libraries and files and members. I can create project definitions to load and display the views I need, etc. But

I just read your article on WebSphere Application Server 6.0; thank you for the info. The question I have is this: I cannot find any examples on how to start a WAS 6.0 instance from QSTRUP. QEJBSTRSVR does not exist for WAS 6.0 and I am unsure of the QShell command to perform the function. How can I autostart WAS 6.0? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

–Alan

Glad you enjoyed the article.

Let me first show you the way around the WAS 6 directory structure. When you have a chance, get a command line and go out to

For my column on How to Set i5 Library Lists for 5250 and Batch Jobs, several readers immediately wrote in to ask questions, provide more information, and even to question why I would cover such a basic topic. Let’s take a look at some of the feedback I received on that column and see what else it teaches us about library lists.

Hey, Joe:

You seemed to indicate that a user program cannot utilize the Product Library list feature in a library list, but I’ve found that you can configure an individual command to create a Product Library