RE: QSH and PASE

Vern,

Thanks for that.  This is helping to explain some strange behaviors when 
using the PASE version of TSM.  To communicate with the running program 
you use QP2TERM.  I was thinking like a 5250 screen where you call jobs 
etc.  However it is different.  A better example for us traditionalists is 
that it's like using messages, data queues, whatever to communicate with a 
currently running program.  My problem was trying to figure out how to 
shut down TSM under PASE in an orderly fashion, yet do it at night, 
unattended.  IBM can figure out how to start it unattended, but not how to 
stop it (at least in an orderly fashion).  Keeping in mind that they avoid 
DB2 like the plague, therefore a frown can corrupt this data and require a 
drastic restore.

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




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OS/400 PASE Callable Program APIs

The callable program APIs run an OS/400 PASE program. They are:

- Run an OS/400 PASE Shell Program (QP2SHELL and QP2SHELL2) runs an OS/400 

PASE program in the job that calls the API.

- Run an OS/400 PASE Terminal Session (QP2TERM) runs an interactive 
terminal session that communicates with an OS/400 PASE program (defaulting 

to the Korn shell) running in a batch job.

Nothing to do with QShell. Apparently it's possible to call QShell stuff 
from PASE, as well as CL programs. Yikes, what a tangled system we have 
now, eh?

HTH

Vern

At 02:18 PM 3/12/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>Is it?  Or is QP2TERM primarily used by TSM to set up some environment
>variables prior to running STRQSH?
>
>Rob Berendt


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