Making a macro in as400
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Making a macro in as400
how to make a macro in as400

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AS 400
ASKED: Aug 20 2009  9:53 AM GMT
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I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish.
I believe what you would want to do is create a CMD.

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Perhaps you are looking for instructions on Macro on Client Access Terminal Emulator or Rumba Terminal Emulator -- keystroke macro's for the screen????
Phil

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If you are referring to iSeries access for windows, just click on help then procedures. There is an entire section on macros/scripts.
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If you are using reflaction to connect AS400...there are option for MACRO in top menu.

Click on start recording and put all the command you want to run when you signon..your AS400
like wrkactjob
chgmsgq qsysopr



Thanks

Ashish
Last Answered: Aug 27 2009  7:17 PM GMT by Whatis23   4040 pts.
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Chenthil   250 pts.  |   Aug 25 2009  2:16PM GMT

if you are using client access then you will be able to see a Red play button
by clicking that you can record your macros in macro file format or VB script format

once you have clicked the Red Play button from the iseries access it will start record the macros , until you click the Red stop button.

recorded macros will be stored in the below path

C:Program FilesIBMClient AccessEmulatorPrivate ( it will be stored as .TXT file )

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Pdraebel   865 pts.  |   Aug 27 2009  8:12AM GMT

If you refer to MACRO AS400 as a way to accomplish/call several tasks you should create a CMD. For example I use a command “MORNING” to check up on my iSeries LPAS’s first thing in the morning and that runs a CL program that takes me through several system Commands.
Peter

 
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