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Martin you could use DDM data queues to communicate back and forth between the two boxes. With a bit of though regarding the layout of the structure to be passed between the two machines this has the potential to be somewhat more expandable. e.g. System A wants to know status on System B - sends message down data queue to system B. System B has program waiting on data queue and when message is received, the program performs the processing and sets the result as a message back down a second data queue with the status. Hope this is some help Regards Evan Harris >-----Original Message----- > >Vernon Hamberg: > > >Can you put a program on the other box? Then I'd say, use RUNRMTCMD (or > >SBMRMTCMD) to fire it off. It should put the info into a data area. Then > >define a *DDM DTAARA on your local machine, and you can read the remote one > >from you local program. > > >Remember: > > >TMTOWTDI - There's more than one way to do it. > > > >Yes, that sounds like it would work. I'll look into setting that up to test >now. > >Any other suggestions? > >Cheers > >Martin
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