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And in V5R4, a DSPDEVD on the display device associated with that 5250
session now shows the internet address as well.
Dawn May
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Thank you all that responded. I found a really easy way with using
operations navigator. SYSTEM/BASIC Operations/JOBS find the user job your
looking for and right click goto properties. Click on the SERVER tab and
it presents you with the USER ID and IP ADDRESS.
John Bresina Jr
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Use the QDCRDEVD API from within the program.
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> I have the need to figure out the IP address of a user connection running
> a
> 5250 session on our Iseries production partition. Is there an easy way?
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> John Bresina Jr
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