RE: iSeries search update

I think it would, you should be able to tell by looking at the joblog of 
one of those jobs and see if you can see the FNDSTRPDM being executed in 
it.  But in general, from what I have seen, IBM is going through all of 
the standard JT400 servers so if they are running FNDSTRPDM interactively 
when you do a search it should happen inside the same job that any other 
commands you execute would run.  Therefore, running the CHGJOB command 
would change the same job that FNDSTRPDM runs in and should therefore 
allow you to control where any output it produces goes.

They have the ability to run any command you want, but you are right that 
what makes the most sense is to write a simple CL program and just use 
CALL to call it.  That way you can do as much as you want.  I guess 
another way they could do it would be to let you define multiple commands 
to run which in effect would be like letting you write a simple CL program 
by defining the same set of commands.  The exception would be lack of 
variables and logic that you could put in a CL.

You should be able to do just use RTVJOBA CURUSER() to get the user ID if 
you wanted to use the same program for multiple users but customize it.

Mark



wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 01/12/2004 04:11:57 PM:

> > From: Mark Phippard
> > 
> > The value for the OUTQ is always what will be used.  It is just that
> if
> > you look at your server jobs that are being run for WDSC, I think you
> will
> > find that they are currently set to OUTQ(*DEV).
> > 
> > Hint:  If you run the command WRKOBJLCK YOURID *USRPRF while running
> WDSC
> > it is easy to find your server jobs.  You can also find then in the
> Your
> > Active Jobs filter within RSE.
> 
> So Mark, you're saying that more than likely a simple CHGJOB command
> will actually fix this situation.
> 
> I already use a signon program for my RSE jobs which sets the library
> list.  If what you say is correct, there's probably a need for a little
> skeleton program that people can customize to perform an initial logon
> and set various job attributes, don't you think?
> 
> Joe
> 
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