Re: Thunderbird client and reply messages (sort of off topic)

I have several accounts and depending upon the folder view you select
you can see which inbox you are answering from and it will pick up the
account settings from that folder. Also, as was already mentioned, you
can choose which account to respond with even if the default account for
the folder you are in is different.

Pete Helgren
www.petesworkshop.com
GIAC Secure Software Programmer-Java

On 8/14/2013 12:14 PM, Paul Therrien wrote:

First, I apologize, I have sent a number of messages back to the list
regarding my issues with SQLPKGs. The messages have been rejected by
midrange.com - primarily because they were sent through my google
account instead of my usual mail account.
My question is for those who use Thunderbird.
Why am I able to submit my original message via Thunderbird as
paultherrien@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, but when replying to postings on
midrange.com via Thunderbird thunderbird is using my google account?
Obviously it is a configuration issue, but annoying.

So to Vern...
Vern,

Thanks for the info. I am getting that same idea - that I need to
create the SQLPKG on the remote system from the client that will access it.
I know I read somewhere that the signature of the SQLPKG contains
information from the database where the SQL originated, but I cannot
find that info today.
I've been going through the database documentation in the info center
and not finding specific info.

Paul

and to Jack Kingsley:

I am using SQL Connect statement to connect to remote server.


And to everyone in general...

I went into the target system using System i Navigator to look at the
SQLPKG and noticed that the SQL packages do show you a column called
'Program Location' which does show you the name of the system where the
SQLPKG creation originated from.
So I am guessing that the source system for the SQLPKG is integral in
identifying the SQLPKG at execution time.

I asked an associate of mine about this situation and he suggested a
separate library for each client machine on the target machine for the
SQLPKGs.