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I'd like to read current DSPLOG info into a program, obtain selected messages, extract security and performance tracking info:
CPF1124 Sign-on/Job Start or CPF1164 Job Ends * Layout of this in WRKMSGF QCFPMSG** Hey, that's a message object ... can a program access it like we access a physical file? ** Can some program, with overlays, access prior QHST-whatever or is current QHST a different object type requiring a different program? * I not want to read the whole thing, perhaps different programs extract info to check out different things. ** Can embedded SQL grab just those selected message lines, when there's variable field positioning, due to uncertain lengths of parameters?. *** I want the SQL to dump what's with those message lines into a data structure, then RPG test particular fields for certain content matches.
I envisage different program variants* Who is using main console for tasks that should be QINTER? ... get times to match with performance sluggishness * JOBQ tasks taking entirely too long to execute, other than those I already know about ** I have identified some long running jobs, massaged the programs, made significant improvements in their performance. * Security interest in identifying user-id sign-on from site other than user true location. *** e.g. same person appears to be signed on simultaneously from multiple cities (either they sign on and never sign off, or too many people are using their password) *** e.g. trainee memorizes password of visitor showing how to do stuff, then goes exploring beyond what we intended them to get into. *** e.g. some co-worker has deduced one of the QIBM passwords, so time to change that password again. *** e.g. security-wise person notes last time the AS/400 thinks they signed on was much more recent than their human memory, need to document from where their ghost signed on, in addition to changing password. ** when subsystem QINTER in message CPF1124 sign-on, seek programmable equivalent of WRKCFGSTS *DEV then "The Workstation ID used" (get from CPF1124) to get at F14 5 F11 what CTL Controller is that work station attached to (Local, Virtual, or which Remote Site). *** First few letters of our remote site controllers naming are named after the particular site.
*** What's the utility to get that? RTVCFGSTS or some API? **** I am not at all skilled with API/400 - Al Macintyre http://www.ryze.com/go/Al9Mac BPCS/400 Computer Janitor ... see http://radio.weblogs.com/0107846/stories/2002/11/08/bpcsDocSources.html
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