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Client Access straight off the V5R3 disk works for me under Windows 7 (beta version). The V5R3 Client may work with your V5R2 OS/400. As for a free (open-source) alternative, I've used TN5250 from SourceForge. It's not as complete as PC5250, but is far better then regular telnet...

tcsbiz's advice is good. Make sure your user profile is authorized to the sectools.

It appears to me that you cannot successfully run this command as written (at lease, you can't on V5R3). It appears that you can only use the *PRINT parameter on a single user profile name i.e. DSPUSRPRF QPGMR OUTPUT(*PRINT) You can see the fields generated if you use the *OUTFILE parameter...

Assuming you are using PC5250 (iSeries Access), check under Communication>>Configure... and make sure "Avoid duplicate names on this workstation" is checked. In addition, you can check the "Avoid duplicate names with other workstations" if multiple workstations use the same workstation ID.

You may be looking for the 'Set Object Access' ( SETOBJACC )command.

This is worth trying at the client: CWBPING systemname This is a special 'ping' command that verifies the various services can be reached.

Delete the printers: WRKCFGSTS *DEV printername Select option 2=Vary off Select option 8=Work with description Select option 4=Delete Check systen value QAUTOCFG is turned on: WRKSYSVAL QAUTOCFG Select option 2=Change Make sure value is '1' for 'On' Connect your printers and power them on...

...added for the Line description parameter? The Line Description parameter refers to the already defined ethernet line. Try this command: WRKCFGSTS *LIN ETH* This will list the defined lines on your system that begin with ETH. The short answer to your problem may be to use EHTLINE0. The...

...online docs show this example: A R BOX4 BOX(1.2 0.5 5.1 6.3 0.2 + A (*SHADE 50)) but it doesn't work. The outline prints, but no shading. I am printing to an IBM 1464 Color laser connected via IP. It is AFP capable...

Is your SAVLIB parameter indeed a library called "CMS.CUS15" (all nine characters)? You aren't intending library CMS and file CUS15, correct? You may want the RSTLIB parameter to specify what library you want to put the restored file into.

I have seen this behavior when attempting to print a spool file containing AFP data on a printer not capable of AFP. If the printer cannot support some attribute of the spool file, the system will put it on hold when it is released. What I find unusual with your problem is that it is every printer.

...field containing dates to a date data type. It appears you cannot cast a date directly into an integer. Here is code that should work: SELECT * FROM TESTSQL.C27AUDIT WHERE (substr(char(TESTSQL.C27AUDIT.C0027_DATE),1,4) || '-' || substr(char(TESTSQL.C27AUDIT.C0027_DATE),5,2) || '-'...

I assume by now you've found the response by flapeyre. Based on my limited knowledge of your version of SQL, it looks like that may the answer you are looking for. That is, taking into consideration any invalid dates values in your field.

We use ASC's SEQUEL product for SQL queries so the syntax and abilities are similar but probaly not the same. In SEQUEL, this would cause a problem because you are trying to compare a date data type to a numeric data type. You need to find a way to convert one or the other so the data types...

I am assuming you are trying to compare iSeries objects of type *FILE and attribute *PRTF vs. spooled output sitting in an output queue. The following command will create a file of *PRTF attributes: DSPFD FILE(*ALL/*ALL) TYPE(*SPOOL) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) FILEATR(*PRTF) OUTFILE(QTEMP/PRTF01)...

...to go down for a few minutes each Sunday. I use the job scheduler (WRKJOBSCDE) to initiate the IPL. I use the following command: PWRDWNSYS OPTION(*IMMED) RESTART(*YES) The advantage of using this method is the system restarts as soon as the power down has completed. In our case, the system...

If you want to start telnet on an ad-hoc basis , try the follwing cmd: STRTCPSVR SERVER(*TELNET). To end the server, use the following command: ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*TELNET).

We just 'jumped' from V4R5 to V5R3 (AS/400e-720 to i520 upgrade). I was using the Orginal HTTP Server on V4R5 and was able to migrate it to Apache HHTP Server on V5R3. There is an option to migrate an Original HTTP Server to Apache if you use the ADMIN instance. I was pleased to find it worked...

We have never used 5251's. Most of the terminals still in use are 3487's. The nice thing about twinax is you set one address and plug it in and you are ready to go. Try that with a PC. The answer about anything over 40 causing degredation of response times seems likely. As I said in my original...