In fact, the 1993 version that I have will let you put almost anything you want
in the RDYMSG!
Les
Kris Buelens wrote:
I've got two things
- CMMOUSE (an as-is tool, part of Pcomm). I used it to logon and setthe
window's title bar to the VM nodeid and userid. I created REXX scripts to
automated the logon, worked 100% fine in the VTAM days, now with TCP/IP a
bit less. I can shared these scripts, but you surely have to adapt them.
- An RDYMSG EXEC that changes the CMS Ready message nbr. No need to set
yourself under a WAKEUP sheel like shown above:
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Have a RDYMSG with a highlighted 'USERID at NODE' |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
address command
'IDENTIFY (LIFO'
pull myid . mynode .
rdymsg.1 = '& 3'
rdymsg.2 = '8116 Ready'||'1DE8'x||myid 'at' mynode||'1D60'x
'RENAME DMSUME REPOS A RDYMSG REPOS A'
ren_rc = rc
if rc*(rc<>28) = 0 then do
'EXECIO 2 DISKW DMSUME REPOS A3 0 F 80 (FINIS STEM RDYMSG.'
'GENMSG DMSUME REPOS A3 DMS (NOLIST MARGIN 63'
'SET LANG (ADD DMS USER'
'ERASE DMSUME TEXT'
end
if ren_rc = 0 then 'RENAME RDYMSG REPOS A DMSUME REPOS A'
2010/12/17 Jim Bohnsack <jab...@cornell.edu>
I don't see how you could do that without some major CP mods. What gets
displayed on the screen is controlled by LOGO CONFIG from the system parm
disk. What goes on the screen is there before a user logs onto the system.
I do the type of thing that I think your user is requesting in the emulator
configurator files that are on my PC and are tied to the emulator I use, in
my case, VISTA from Tom Brennan. I suspect that most or all of the
available emulators give you some kind of option such as that. I am
generally logged onto 2 lpars, with each showing my personal userid, the
MAINT id, and the Performance Toolkit id, PERFSVM. In addition I usually
have a screen up for a 2nd level development id. On each screen, I display
the system that the display is on as well as the userid. The important
thing, however, is that it's controlled by the emulator and not CP. I think
in the case of VISTA, it has to be on the top line of the screen.
Jim
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CGI Montreal
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