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On Tue, Oct 3, 2023 at 2:55 PM Brian Johnson <brian.johnson.mn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Run command QSYS/DSPWSUSR to view your session situation.

Did not know about this! Very handy for people who still use secondary sessions!

You can even use OUTPUT(*PRINT) to roll your own utility that perhaps
conditionally switches you to the other session. It would be on the
convoluted side, but at least conceptually possible.

There isn't an IBM i service (a.k.a. SQL wrapper) for this, is there?

Personally, I have made the switch to using multiple tabbed sessions,
with no secondary sessions; and to me, it is less work to unlearn the
muscle memory for SYSREQ 1 than to develop utilities facilitating
(i.e. reducing the frustration associated with) secondary sessions.
This coming from someone who loves to build personal productivity
utilities.

But I love that this command exists. Thank you for sharing!

John Y.

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