Re: DSPDIRE + F20=Display User Defined Fields

Glenn,

If you want to see the alias names, and you have not converted your SMTP 
names to be a part of the system directory, the WRKNAMSMTP command will 
display the aliases.  The system directory information is stored in files that 
start with QAOK.  You should go through the APIs, but the file QAOKP9XA 
has the SMTP names after you run the CVTNAMSMTP command. 

David Morris

>>> Glenn Gundermann <ggundermann@rachisholm.com> 12/07 4:27 PM >>>
Hello all,

Can anyone tell me what command I can use to do the same thing as
DSPDIRE followed by the F20 key?

Why you ask?  Some users have their e-mail forwarded to someone else and
I'd like to build a menu to have three options;
1.  Forward e-mail
2.  Cancel e-mail forwarding
3.  Check status of e-mail forwarding

The first two tasks are simple.  I just can't figure out the third.

TIA.

Glenn Gundermann
Ronald A. Chisholm Limited

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