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Re: How would one run a System i command from a Windows Run line?

Try Google, Booth. Lots of hits.

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Booth Martin wrote:
I do not understand, Scott. I do not even understand where to start looking. Any hints would be appreciated.

Scott Klement wrote:
In addition to what Lukas mentioned, there's also the 'rexec' tool that's included with Windows (at least, some versions of Windows).

It requires the *REXEC TCP server be started on the System i
STRTCPSVR *REXEC

Booth Martin wrote:
How would one run a System i command from a Windows Run line?




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