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  Asked: May 15 2008   1:47 PM GMT
  Asked by: SILVARB


Personalize Commands how can I personalize commands like WRKUSRPRF, WRKCFGSTS or CHGUSRPRF


OS/400 and iSeries, CHGUSRPRF, WRKCFGSTS, WRKUSRPRF, iSeries

Hi, friends !, today I have another question, how can I personalize commands like WRKUSRPRF, WRKCFGSTS or CHGUSRPRF. this commands have many options but I need show only one or another to a user (a comun user, I don't have a operator).

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Hi,

I would suggest that you create your own commands with only the parmeters that you need. For example you create a command called USRPRF with only a few parameters - this command uses CL program USRPRF which does a WRKUSRPRF or CHGUSRPRF based on the parameters that your user has entered.

Regards,

Martin Gilbert.


The operating system allows selective prompting on command parameters so you can limit the amount of parameters you want a user to see. Cheeck the following link to this topic.

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/rbam6/secpr.htm

Hope this helps.

WaltZ400
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Tpinky  |   May 20 2008  8:46PM GMT

Hello,

You can use the ‘create duplicate object command’ CRTDUPOBJ and press F4 to prompt for parameters. The from-object will be the name of the command you want to make a shortcut for, like WRKACTJOB, the from library can be *LIBL. The object type is *CMD. The to-library name can be QUSRSYS - an IBM-supplied library for user-created objects and the to-object name will be your shortcut name, like WAJ. The same with the other commands like WRKUSRPRF could be WUP.

TPINKY

 

SILVARB  |   May 21 2008  2:50PM GMT

Hi Tpinky, thanks for Your help too.

Regards,
SILVARB