Re: "Off" command

[CSElliott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I am sure you have thought of this but you could create a command and add
it to the menu.  By creating it yourself you could call it OFF or anything
else you wanted.




"Jim Franz" <franz400@triad.rr.com> on 09/11/2000 09:45:10 PM

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Subject:  Re: "Off" command


> I know there is a signoff command.  I am trying to implement an "Off"
command.  This command
> has been on our system for years.  Basically, you would type "off" and it
would do a signoff.  Well,
> we do a lot of passthroughs, so I thought I'd be smart and I put an
ENDPASTHR followed by a
> MONMSG CPF0000 followed by a SIGNOFF.
>
> Is Off a S/36 command or something?  I'm like totally confused by this.
>
OFF is a s36 procedure. If you are in the environment *S36, whether by
sysval, or user profile, or
os400 cmd strs36, it will execute a signoff, and it will do it before
checking for any os400 cmd you
named OFF.

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