Communication to iSeries
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Communication to iSeries
I get this message alot on my system, it seems to come everytime someone signs on and when my server downloads information to a database using ODBC. Is there a way to stop logging this message?

Message . . . . :   User XXXXXXXX from client 192.168.X.XX connected to job
  368959/QUSER/QZDASOINIT in subsystem QUSRWRK in QSYS on 11/09/09 00:14:36.
ASKED: Nov 9 2009  8:59 PM GMT
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The message id is not listed so i'm not too sure this will work for you.
CHGTCPA TCPCNNMSG(*NONE)
This supresses some connection logging when that attribute is set to *NONE.
Other than this, i know of no other way to supress any msgs.
Last Answered: Nov 12 2009  4:29 PM GMT by Whatis23   4040 pts.
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TomLiotta   7740 pts.  |   Nov 16 2009  8:03AM GMT

Why would you ever want to suppress that message? It’s a primary means of tracking which users are attaching to the servers. Suppressing it would mean deliberately hiding audit information that may be critical.

Tom

 
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