Re: QMAXSGNACN and QMAXSIGN

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Al Barsa, Jr.
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Hi Tony -

>I'm in the process of system testing and implementation of a little "time
>clock" type subsystem on the AS400 and as part of this, I created a simple
>userid and password for signing on a workstation in the warehouse(s).  I
>plan to just put this userid and password on a sticky on the workstation.
>This profile is only allowed a little 3 option menu and has no rights to
>anything else, so I think it's "safe".

A couple of thoughts:

1. Have an autostart job in the subsystem which acquires the workstation,
then the workstation doesn't have to be signed on.

Option 1 is good, but on a PC you run the risk that someone could close the
window.

2. It is possible to create a sign-on display file which has the user-id
and password hard-coded, protected, and non-display so that all the user
has to do is press Enter.  You have to be creative to do this and still
keep the record format correct, but I did many years ago and it is
possible.

I really like option 2.  This would have to be in it's own interactive
subsystem, but this is a great solution.


Ken
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my employer or anyone in their right mind.

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