Good points.  Do you actually throw up the signon screen, or have you
come up with a better way to get the user's credentials?  I see hints
of a better way than the signon screen, but unfortunately, the docs
are a bit thin.

Thanks!
Mike E.

On 1/3/07, Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Mike,

In our case, we have everyone use their own profile since we have
settings that are user profile specific in our programs and the users
also have their own outqueues to map to. Beyond that, since under the
covers (so far) it's all 5250 programming, we haven't changed much of
our existing practices.

Pete Helgren

Mike Eovino wrote:
> All,
>
> My shop is just starting to use HATS.  Any suggestions on best
> practices?  For example, should you force the user to log in, or
> should you record a login macro and log all users in with the same
> profile?
>
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