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Hi William, It sounds like you've put the workstation entry in your new subsystem, which is correct. If you look at the ADDWSE command, you'll see it defaults to allocate at *SIGNON. I believe you ALSO have to put the same workstation entries into QINTER with allocate at *ENTER. This should explicitly prevent QINTER from grabbing those devices. I got this info myself from this list a couple of months ago, so thankyou to whoever that was (sorry, I've forgotten). Hope this helps Adam Driver Technical Consultant Kaz Computer Services Level 5, 66 Wentworth Ave Surry Hills, Sydney NSW 2010 Phone : + 61 2 9844 0386 www.kaz.com.au "William H. Parks III" To: <midrange-l@midrange.com> <WParks@worldnet.at cc: t.net> Subject: Assigning specific devices to a subsystem Sent by: midrange-l-admin@mi drange.com 25/10/01 10:50 PM Please respond to midrange-l I have added a couple of handheld scanning devices to our AS/400 network - they use 5250 emulation. I am able to give these devices specific names - TRAKKER1 and TRAKKER2. I set up a separate subsystem for them so that I could change the sign-on screen to fit their smaller screen size. I put a generic workstation name entry into the subsystem (TRAK*). I changed my startup program to start the new scanner subsystem and placed that before the start of QINTER. I changed the device descriptions to Online At IPL = *YES. The problem I am having is that the devices do not always get attached to the new scanner subsystem. Sometimes Scanner, sometimes Qinter - Sometimes QINTER, sometimes Scanner. Has anybody had to solve this problem before and can I get help? Thanks Bill Parks Alliance Business Systems, Inc. - www.alliancebusinesssystems.net Phone/Page: 708-748-5133 (or 6272) Treasurer, Webmaster - The OMNI User - www.omniuser.org Baritone, Treasurer, Webmaster - The Great American Chorus - www.greatamericanchorus.org ********** Shopping tip: You can get shoes for 85 cents at bowling alleys. **********
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