Re: S36 question

If this is the "virtual 36,  I think it is from the reference of M36, you need 
to find its corrosponding confgiuration object. I think on the AS400 side it 
will have the attribute of *m36cfg, usually kept were the m36 object is, you 
hope. There was a command chgm36cfg or wrkm36cfg, that were you will add the 
AS400 device ID so when the machine starts, it will allocate it to the virtual 
36. It's been a while and hopefully they named it as m36cfg. I did this alot, 
there was a red book on it. If you need more I'll "dig" it out and find out for 
you, I dont have a 4.5 box or less around.
 
Steve  
 
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From: Al Barsa <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Fri, 1 Apr 2005 11:07:14 -0500
Subject: Re: S36 question



Paul,

You cannot change a specific workstation.  You can change the entire system
with the system value (what else) QSPCENV, or have an initial job attached
to a user profile that executes the command STRS36.

Al

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