Re[2]:Changing subsystem sign-on

>At 10:18 AM 10/22/97 -0400, you wrote:
>>If it's by user, you can have their initial program do a TFRJOB QCTL..
>>To see if they've already transferred, RTVJOBA RUNPTY - if it's 20
>>they're in QINTER, if it's 10 they're in QCTL..
>
>Do you mean to tell me that there is no other way to determine what
>subsystem you are in currently?????

Once upon a time, I had an MI program for the /38 that found the
name of the JOBQ that your job was submitted into.  I have no idea
if it still works, or if there's an API that does it nowadays...

I can find the source if you're interested, but I'm pretty sure it
had a hard-coded entry into the job table...

I used to use it for just this reason: our system was taken down for
backups at 19.00, and I wanted to easily see if I remembered to 
transfer into QCTL or not.  I put the "subsystem" name on my
menu.

Buck Calabro
Commsoft, Rensselaer, NY

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