Okay, so how I read your problem is that you have some process running in another virtual machine and you want to check it without logging off your id and logging onto the other id.
There are several ways and I sometimes use all of them. First, spool the console of the process virtual machine, write status messages to that virtual console, get the TRACK program to view the current open console buffer. Or get the VM:Spool product from CA and use it to view the entire console log. Another way is to write those status messages to a file on a minidisk and use "VMLINK processid cuu ( FILELIST" to look at the current read-only view of the status file. An older style of sending status messages is to at regular intervals, send a punch file with a status message in it to your monitoring userid, and user RDRLIST/PEEK to view the status messages. There are more advanced techniques like including an SMSG/IUCV handler into your process virtual machine to intercept, parse and respond to queries for status messages. /Tom Kern /301-903-2211 --- Zoltan Balogh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > First of all, if i forget: Happy new Year, happy 2007! > > <OFFTOPIC> ...snipped... > Nowadays i finished all change what i could do for make things easier, but i > was thinking of maybe possible to do the checking phase (using two user with > method logon by) without have to logon manually to each user. I know it is a > very lazy thing, but while im trying to solve problems i know more the VM > and ill see more its borders, what can i do and what not. And if i can do > it, how. > > So this is the answer to your question, what do i want to do ( and a some > kind of why in my long story) > > Zoltan > > Ps: Ill give a try the telnet, perhaps the "users" have right for using > telnet. > > (the logins i log into are seems only for checking and maintaining, if i > good well they arent kind of service machines, or maybe only at night) > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
