Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-19 Thread Ivica Brodaric
Another way of changing CMS Ready message (does not require R/W disk): /* Display ";" instead of "Ready;" */ parse value userid() with 1 initial 2 rest name = initial || translate(rest, xrange('a', 'z'), xrange('A', 'Z')) parse value diag(8, 'DISPLAY 634') with . addr . call diag 8, 'STORE S'd2x(x

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-19 Thread Phil Smith III
Les Koehler wrote: >In fact, the 1993 version that I have will let you put almost anything you >want >in the RDYMSG! I also have a version that customizes XEDIT to a moderate extent, using the same techniques -- putting the userid on the bottom line, adding line numbers on the TOP OF RANGE/END

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-18 Thread Les Koehler
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

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Dave Jones
STSERV.UARK.EDU > Subject: Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area > > > > Hi Mike, > > We use CA-VTERM multi-session manager, it changes the nodeid on the > bottom right to the CMS userid, but that's probably not a viable > solution for you, since that is

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread A. Harry Williams
On Fri, 17 Dec 2010 14:12:02 -0600 Ron Schmiedge said: >Hi Mike, > >We use CA-VTERM multi-session manager, it changes the nodeid on the >bottom right to the CMS userid, but that's probably not a viable >solution for you, since that is probably more dollars than your client >wants to spend. Don't kn

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Horlick, Michael
Mike From: The IBM z/VM Operating System on behalf of Ron Schmiedge Sent: Fri 17/12/2010 3:12 PM To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU Subject: Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area Hi Mike, We use CA-VTERM multi-session manager, it changes the nodeid on the bottom rig

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Ron Schmiedge
Hi Mike, We use CA-VTERM multi-session manager, it changes the nodeid on the bottom right to the CMS userid, but that's probably not a viable solution for you, since that is probably more dollars than your client wants to spend. Don't know how they do it, but there is no CP mod (since I am in char

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Rich Greenberg
On: Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 01:42:15PM -0500,Horlick, Michael Wrote: } I have a user who would like to have his userid displayed instead of the system identifier in the status area at the bottom of the screen. Is that possible? } } He has quite a few 3270 VM/CMS sessions open and would like to qu

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Miguel Delapaz
How about changing the CMS Ready message? This exec was posted to the list a while back and simplifies the process: /* This exec changes CMS' READY message by including userid info. +---+ | format: | RDYMSG

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Kris Buelens
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 y

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Jim Bohnsack
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 emul

Re: Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Scott Rohling
No -- but he could run under a 'shell' and have the user identified in the 'Ready message' -- call this from the PROFILE EXEC: /* sh exec - simple shell / Address Command 'PIPE CMS IDENTIFY | SPECS W1 1 | VAR MYUSER' erc = 0 Do Forever Say 'Ready; RC'erc 'logged in as' myuser 'WAKEUP (CONS'

Curiousity question - Changing the status area

2010-12-17 Thread Horlick, Michael
Greetings, I have a user who would like to have his userid displayed instead of the system identifier in the status area at the bottom of the screen. Is that possible? He has quite a few 3270 VM/CMS sessions open and would like to quickly identify who is logged on to what screen. Thanks,