RE: PTF for viewing open files (WRKJOB/DSPJOB) for V5R1

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

My sentiments exactly.  Op's Nav has nothing to do with your console being
twinax/Op's Console.  Although we've never applied the suggested PTF.  Not
doing so has had our developers notice that a file they THOUGHT they were
doing an override to was in the wrong activation group.

Rob Berendt

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Neil,

I'm not sure I see the link between using Operations Navigator to work
with jobs and your statement that you don't want a PC console.  I agree
with the wariness to control a production system with a PC, but I have
used Operations Navigator successfully on twinax-console systems.  Am I
making a mistake here or has something changed?  I don't see where 'this
feature is required there.'

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> Well, that's nice to know, but the consensus from many AS400/iSeries
> professionals on Midrange-L (and elsewhere) is that there's no way in
> h**l they are going to use a PC as a system console, and this feature
is
> required there.

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