Re: Midrange-NonTech Digest, Vol 1, Issue 392

[Qsrvbas <qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

midrange-nontech-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   1. starting only one QINTER session? (Christopher Bergeron)
>
> Is it possible to start only one QINTER session?

Although it's not a technique to start with, an additional way to 
control this is via a routiing program. When a session attempts to start 
in QINTER, the routing program would check a data area or whatever 
control mechanism you set up and would decide whether the session should 
start. Perhaps the data area contains '*ALL' and all sessions are 
allowed. When the value is set to '*CHECK', only profiles found in a 
special user index would be allowed; when yours is the only one there, 
you're the only one who can start. When the value is '*VERIFY', the 
routing program pops up a window and asks for the day's password.

Or whatever you choose.

Tom Liotta