Re: changing your sign-on screen

["Rick Rayburn" <the400man@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks John,

I definetly DO NOT want to go the emergency routes for sure!
But if I add text-only strings and move stuff like the "Sign On" heading,
that shouldn't harm the I/O buffer, right? As long as I do not condition
anything or add fields or remove conditions, etc. I shouldn't level check,
right? Just changing around text strings should be okay.


>From: "John Ross Midrange list" <jross-ml@netshare400.com>
>Reply-To: midrange-l@midrange.com
>To: midrange-l@midrange.com
>Subject: Re: changing your sign-on screen
>Date: Mon, 08 Apr 2002 17:52:01 -0500
>
>CHGSBSD SGNDSPF(lib/file)
>
>I would not replace the one in QSYS. Since it is by
>subsystem if you run QCTL and QINTER just change QINTER (Off
>hours). That leaves you QCTL and the console to get back. If
>you only run QBASE then create another subsystem. Not as
>easy as it sounds as QBASE may try to allocate the devices
>so the new subsystem needs to be named before QBASE and have
>it allocate one device by name. You might have to vary that
>device off and then on to get it allocated to the right
>subsystem.
>
>Just a word of caution. Do not change the fields so it
>changes the I/O buffer postions. Hide fields, move the line
>they are on, where they are on the line. But do NOT change
>the I/O buffer.
>
>Messages are used for variable text on the display
>  A         MSG001        75A    12  2MSGID(S000001 SMSGF)
>  A         MSG002        75A    13  2MSGID(S000002 SMSGF)
>Then you change the message text in the message file.
>
>If you mess it up and cannot sign on a display, there is
>always FTP and QUOTE RCMD. And if you have to use this
>method you will not forget it.
>
>John Ross
>www.opensource400.org
>
>On Mon, 08 Apr 2002 18:16:35 -0400
>  "Rick Rayburn" <the400man@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I got the source in QGPL (Qdsignon).
> > I made the modifications.
> > Do I replace the Qsys display file object? What if I
> > goofed and there is a
> > level check? How would I would I ever get back home?
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