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Thank you for your reply. I appreciate your concern. Your NC's, are they
Citrix or what? We use another product to monitor Citrix users.
Rob Berendt
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I also would be interesting in programming something to do this. The PC
option is not possible in my situation, as we don't use PC's we use
NC's and if we did have software or wanted software to monitor these, that
costs money and it would never make it through the budget people. If we
had software with this capability they would not give it to me, (who knows
maybee we have it and they won't even tell me) as I am just the 400 admin
and programmer, and that would allow me to access other applications. All I
want is to be able to see and take control of a 5250 session. There are a
few applications out there to buy to do this, but I don't want to buy, I
wan't to program myself. I currently use Albert York's program to display
a screen, but it makes the users screen blink when you refresh it, and
lacks the ability to take control of a users session. So I guess we are
just looking to be pointed in the right direction.
Chris
At 12:31 PM 2/14/01 -0500, you wrote:
>You can view a session using STRCPYSCN but not take control of it. But
>really, anyone at your company who needs this capability should have a
>decent package. Meaning they should have a PC and this PC would take
>control. For example, our help desk and some systems people have a
>package. We started out using Netfinity, then Tivoli and will be dropping
>that for (dang I forget the name, not a MS product though). Anyways this
>will allow us to take control of someone's PC, or just monitor, or any
>number of other functions. Our help desk would revolt without something
>like this. It's also an excellent tool for training for remote users.
Not
>only would you get 5250, but you could help them out with their PC
>applications.
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>Why are you limiting yourself to green screen and 5250 monitoring/control
>only?
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>Rob Berendt
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>Does anyone know how taking control of interactive job ?
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>Like PCANYWHERE but on AS/400 and using RPG or CL or API's.
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>Eric Bruhier
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