Re: CL Program

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

From the sound of it, Troy, even Client Access macros might be cause for
termination? I feel for you. That stinks.

Just curious - is this the company where you had the RPG job? No, don't
say, there might be monitoring of email, so be wise.

I've been at places that get VERY nervous when someone shows some
initiative. Try to show yourself trustworthy where you are (it's hard when
you don't know where the landmines are). Move slow - if you tried to
implement some of the stuff you see on this list, you could make some
managers really nervous. If you can (and maybe you won't be able to get
this done easily), try to retrench a bit, rebuild the trust. Make no waves,
etc. You know all this, I'm sure. I've had the problem, at times, of
looking guilty, sometimes when I've not kept on task as I should have. So
pull in everything for a while.

I'm really grateful I'm in a position I really like. And my boss says I
scare him sometimes, but it's OK. He scares me, too. <g>  We've had people
working here temporarily who were laid off by IBM, and they're in a tough
place.

I'm convinced things will get better. meanwhile, I have a poster with a
kitten hanging by 1 claw to a rope, and the caption says, "When you get to
the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on."

Regards

Vern

At 03:54 PM 12/9/02 -0500, you wrote:
Just to let you know, I do have a pc, I do have Ops
Navigator and I do know a lot of the commands you are
speaking of. If the company found out I wrote this little
CL which works great by the way, I would get fired.  Yes I
spend my money and take classes and try to learn, but If I
do anything other than my operator responsibilites I will
be fired.