Re: paradox ?

From: Richard Jackson <richardjackson@richardjackson.net>


> This is only paradoxical if you think that the help is right and complete.
> As soon as you admit that the help is wrong or incomplete then there is no
> paradox and the truth can be discovered by testing.  In my limited
> experience, the truth for an operating device is never paradoxical.  You
> already know that the help is wrong so why is this a problem?
> 
> here is somewhat of a paradox:
> 
> A system-state program cannot call a user-state program.
> How can QCMD or similar system-state programs call one of
> my user-state programs? Or how can OS/400 services
> (presumably system-state) call user-state exit programs?
> 

forget the help text (I only included that as a curio) . My testing
shows:  if I make a system-state program in the user domain
then it cannot call a user-state program in the same domain, it 
can call an inherit-state program.
So, how can QCMD call my user-state program?
Now QCMD is in the system domain so maybe system domain
system-state programs can call user-state programs in the
user domain. All this can be verified by testing, I just thought
that someone in this august body of list lurkers knew to spare
me the testing.




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