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  • Subject: Re: CA/400 TCP/IP More than 1 session
  • From: bclark@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Bob Clark)
  • Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 09:20:48 -0600
  • Organization: US Safety

I'm not sure I understand.  Why SHOULD IBM care about this "limitation"?  I 
think
the concept is simple.  You only want a user to have one session available to
them, so you give it a specific name.  If you have a user who needs multiple
sessions to perform their job, you create multiple sessions.  I have users here
that would try to open 10 sessions if we let them.

Roger Pence wrote:

> >With TCP/IP, only the first session comes up and the other sessions are
> >blank.  It is trying to start a session with the exact same name.  To
> >get around this, we have to create an icon for each session, each
> >specifying the session name.
> >
> >Are we doing something wrong here?
>
> Nope. That's known limitation that Rochester has seemed to not care much
> about.
>
> rp
>
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