RE: Brain freeze on command -- MIDRANGE-L

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***WARNING*** the S in select command is too close to the D. SLTCMD/DLTCMD. I deleted all the CRT commands once when looking for the command to create an Ethernet line. USE CRT* and the system will find all the create commands. Works for all prefixes. I will never use SLTCMD again.

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-----Original Message-----
From: TLTruax [mailto:truax@usaor.net]
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 6:06 PM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Brain freeze on command

Jim,

I think by now you know it's DSPDBR...

But a command (underused) on the AS400 is SLTCMD (select command), just key SLTCMD DSP*. Try this command and you will see how it may help you find little used and very helpful commands on the AS400. You can even do this DSP* or DSPD* or WRKS* from the AS400 command line and the system will assume SLTCMD and the it'll show you ALL the commands that is has .. that start with the supplied beginning characters. Very helpful !!! Give it a shot.

T.L.Truax
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