Re: CL Program

 Of course you could write that CL.  I wonder if the company would get real
nervous though?

Another choice and a lot more flexible (in my opinion) is to use macros.
Client Access lets you press the "record" key, do your process, press the
stop" key, name it, connect it to an F-key, and save it.  As a system
operator you'll get pots and pots more flexibilty with macros.

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Booth Martin   http://www.MartinVT.com
Booth@MartinVT.com
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-------Original Message-------

From: midrange-l@midrange.com
Date: Monday, December 09, 2002 11:52:46 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: CL Program

Hello Group Hope All Is Doing Well
I am a system operator (formerly programmer rpg) but I was
wondering if I
could right a cl something like the following in a CL
Program.

PGM
DSPMSG QSYSOPR
WRKACTJOB
DSPMSG QFAXOPR
END

I know this sounds silly but this is something that I have
to do in the
mornings and I didn't know if it would flip through all
the screens fast or
would it wait on me to hit enter to go to the next
command, plus I would
like to enter more commands shown once I learn how to do
them. This job is
boring and I'm just trying to learn as much as I can. Any
and all help will
be appreciated. Other than these commands I have nothing
else to do except
load a printer with paper and change a ribbon. BLA. I've
done much more
advance work than this and if anyone has any other
commands that would deem
useful please fill me in. I'm all ears. I can't stand
looking at my terminal
screen all day doing these same commands over and over
again. But I am
thankful I have a job (this is just a job) I would much
rather have my
career back. We are at V4R5

Best Regards
Troy Dills
The Parnell-Martin Companies LLC
1315 Graham St.
Charlotte, NC 28206
Phone 704-375-8651
Fax 704-375-7156
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