Re: Navigator - learning os/400

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Agreed, Rob, although I tend to cut-paste a column of 4's when I remove a 
bunch of spooled files. But I liked the fact that I can group by USRDTA in 
OpsNav, then click-shift-click to pick what I want. This is a lot easier 
than WRKSPLF *SELECT then specifying the User Data. Of course, DLTSPF 
*SELECT and specifying USRDTA is pretty cool, too.

One problem I see with spooled file handling in OpsNav comes when I want to 
change the attributes of multiple items. In WRKSPLF you put a 2 on the ones 
you want to change, then put the changes on the command line (one time 
only), then press ENTER and all get the change. In OpsNav, a separate 
window pops up for each spooled file. Even Windows Explorer does this 
better - you pick multiple items and right-click, the popup window grays 
out items that are not common, so you can make the same change to multiple 
files.

Cheers

Vern

At 11:07 AM 1/17/03 -0500, you wrote:
> That about describes how I use it also.  Still not as fast in some areas
> that I would like.  But in the new areas that I haven't had something to
> measure against it runs fast enough.
>
> Being able to blast a bunch of spool files beats the snot out of having to
> press 4 in front of dozens of screens of spool files.  (My wrist hasn't
> had that much work since I was a teenager.)
>
> Rob Berendt
> --