RE: [WDSCI-L] Running iSeries Commands - another way

[David McKnight <dmcknigh@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The easiest way to launch a QShell is to select the "IFS Files" subsystem 
node in the Remote Systems view, then right-mouse-click->"Launch Shell". 

Hope this helps,
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"Jeff Crosby" <jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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> So, if it's not already open, go to Windows->Show 
> view->Remote Commands, then click on the down-arrow and take 
> Launch Shell and pick your iSeries. 
> Wait to see a prompt in the output text box. Then, in the 
> command line at the bottom enter

When I do that, the only shell I can launch is 'Local'.  No iSeries 
appears.
What does that mean?

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Jeff Crosby
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