Re: Can you tell if you are running 5250 from a CL program?

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oh yeah! Don't tell me you are an Edina, MN, graduate? Remember, they 
were called cake-eaters - go back to the Mighty Ducks movie #1. I think!

Vern

On 9/21/2011 9:16 AM, Tom Deskevich wrote:
> I am spinning about 5 dishes right now.
> Along with people coming in my office constantly and taking support calls.
> As my brother would say, are you bragging or complaining?
>
> BUT, I was just informed there is CAKE in the kitchen!!
>
> Vern, I can give you one reason why. And I am sure you guys could come up
> with something
> better. But remember, my brain is not king sized.
>
> One of my co-workers wanted to sign off at the end of every WINGS program
> called.
> So he made new CLs with SF on the end that did nothing different but do a
> SIGNOFF.
>
> I got rid of those and now check to see if the open access library is in my
> library
> list, if it is, I sign off. That allows us to call the same CL from the 5250
> and WINGS menu system.
> That is a reason why I need to know if the program is open access or not.
>
> And as Joe stated, I wanted function in the 5250 program that does not need
> to be performed
> if you are running the 5250 interface. An example is to output a URL to a
> 5250 format so
> WINGS can intercept it and render it as a URL.
>
> Make sense?
>
> Tom Deskevich
> Cake Walk/Eater