Command to take over a 5250 session -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Command to take over a 5250 session
From: "Craig Pelkie" <craig@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2017 22:11:49 -0800
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I may be remembering something that never was (so I'm getting older!).

Is there a native IBM i command that is run from an interactive 5250 session
that lets you take over another job's 5250 session? I'm not looking for
pass-through, in that I'm not looking to reach another system. I need to be
able to get into the other session and control the session. I seem to recall
something like this, used to show a user how to do something.

Craig Pelkie

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Follow-Ups:

Re: Command to take over a 5250 session , B. Dietz
RE: Command to take over a 5250 session , Stefan Tageson
RE: Command to take over a 5250 session , Steinmetz, Paul

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