RE: Separate subsystems

["Elvis Budimlic" <ebudimlic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

PDF on this link looks helpful:

http://tinyurl.com/d8cm9

Elvis


-----Original Message-----
Subject: Re: Separate subsystems

Hi Dave

Instead of using workstation names which is not so controllable these days 
(PQADEV* devices in particular are a problem) you can use routing entries 
to solve your problem.

Off the top of my head you will need to do the something along the of the 
following to achieve what you want:

- add a routing entry to your QINTER subsystem description with a value of 
'QINTERA'
- specify a program on the routing entry of  'TFRQINTERA' (obviously it 
needs to be accessible to the end user)
- write a program 'TFRQINTERA' that when called does a TFRJOB to the 
desired susbsyetm
- in the target subsystem ensure there is an *ANY routing entry specifying
QCMD
- alter the job descriptions of the affected users to specify RTGDTA
'QINTERA'
- test it to make sure it works ;)

The only niggle I have had with this is that the transfer job step can 
cause an additional screen to be displayed when transferring to the target 
subsystem (from memory this occurs when there are messages to be displayed)

Hope this helps
Regards
Evan Harris

At 05:53 a.m. 19/04/2005, you wrote:
>I have been asked by a client to create separate subsystems for their 
>interactive users.
>
>I have done this before but am drawing a blank as to how to direct the 
>users to the correct subsystem.  Some of the users have unique device 
>names such as DAVE1 but others are still using QPADEV* taype names
>
>How do I direct the users to the correct subsystem or where can I go to 
>learn the process gain
>
>TIA
>Dave Willenborg