Re: Custom Command

>From the way the question is worded, it appears to me you want to set up an
intervening program that resets values like job description and job queue,
and leaving all else the same.

I this is the case, you may be able to accomplish the same thing based on
the user ID by setting such things in the initial program for when they sign
on. (This would be in case there is not conflict with intervening code in
the interactive program.) If there is already a different initial program,
say INITPGMA, then call that program INITPGMA as the last step in the new
program.

-Alan




----- Original Message -----
From: <vhamberg@attbi.com>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: Custom Command


> One concern I'd have is possible hidden/constant
> parameters. This is a problem when calling directly to
> an IBM interface.
>
> Maybe have your SBMJOB execute the system SBMJOB with
> modified parameters, rather than a direct call to their
> CPP. Or is that what you meant?  <g>
> > I have a requirement where I would like to create my own custom SBMJOB
command
> > and slip it in place over the QSYS/SBMJOB Command.   I will not be
adding or
> > removing any parms, can still will be calling the same QSYS/QWTCCSBJ
CPP.  I
> > will be checking certain parms, such as *JOBD and *JOBQ and based upon
the
> > current user profile, chang the values prior to passing onto the CPP.
OS Level
> > is V4R5 and Security Level is 30.
> >
> > The reason I am taking this approach is to "reverse engineer" into an
existing
> > system that would be to costly in time and dollars to locate each and
every
> > sbmjob and modify.
> >
> > Thanks - Jim
> >
> >
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