Re: UserID for a specific subsystem

[Gary Feinstein <gfeinste@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, I suppose that will work.  He would have to make the susbsystem
entry type in QINTER WRKSTNTYPE(*ALL) AT(*ENTER).  I had a similar
problem a while ago.  I didn't want any users signing back onto the
system when the backup was running.  After bumping all users off the
system, I revoked authority to the subsystem so that only I could get
access.  Last step of backup was to grant authority again. 
Gary

boothm@ibm.net wrote:
> 
> I>> The only way to do that is is to do a transfer job upon initial
> >>sign-on.  I have had the same problem of trying to keep users out of
> >>QINTER without letting them even sign-on.  This is a constraint using
> >>TCP-IP.
> 
> I get stuff wrong sometimes, but if I understand what you've said here,
> this is what I did (with much help from the folks on this list, btw):   I
> created a subsystem named "OUTSIDE" and all tcp/ip logins come into that
> subsystem.  From there we let them go on to other things, but they don't
> get into QINTER until after they are logged in.
> 
> --
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> boothm@ibm.net
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I need to place a particular userid's interactive job in a particular
subsystem besides QINTER when they sign on.  This user 
connects via TCP/IP which means I don't get a consistent
workstation ID.

What is the best method to do this?  TFRJOB from an initial
CL program?
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