Re: Interesting iSeries Access commands

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't think so - once you get to the window you can change who is 
displayed. It seems to take the last user setting (under Option->Include...)

Anyone found the documentation yet?

Setting up the shortcuts with right-click is cool - I've known of that for 
some time - and it's available for almost everything in OpsNav.

Drag-drop for spooled files is neat, too - have used often - but it's also 
pretty neat to drag-drop items to create shortcuts.

Vern

At 11:45 AM 11/12/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> I think that you can also add the gui's as shortcuts by being in iSeries
> Navigator, right clicking on the function, and selecting 'create
> shortcut'.  I think we set up our help desk people to get right to the
> list of user profiles disabled for NetServer this way.  But your way of
> doing it from a dos prompt was cool also.
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> Do they support options like WRKSPLF iseriesname SELECT(ROB)?
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> Rob Berendt
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> My cohort in crime here pointed out some interesting stuff in iSeries
> Access. You should try entering
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> wrksplf iseriesname
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> in a DOS (command) prompt
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> This and other commands are not documented well, as far as I can see.
> There
> is mention of them in the help for limiting function in Access. It says
> they are documented in the iSeries Access for Windows User Guide, but,
> guess what? Not there.
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> These are located in c:\Program Files\IBM\Client Access - a number of lst*
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> commands and a number of wrk* commands.
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> Enjoy, and more info would be nice. Or have I been asleep?
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> Heh
> Vern