Vary On/Off a Device- At Cmd line, type WRKCFGSTS *DEV and enter
- Locate your device
- To Vary Off, put a 2 beside your device and enter
- To Vary On, put a 1 beside your device and enter
- If your device is status "Failed", vary if Off, then On.
Work with a Device Description- At Cmd line, type WRKDEVD and enter
Print grid showing your device (DSP, PRT) addresses- At Cmd line, type OVRPRTF and enter
- At 'File being overridden', type *PRTF
- At 'Printer', type the name of your reports printer, i.e., PRT01
- At 'Characters per inch', type 16.7 and enter
- At Cmd line, type PRTDEVADR CTL01 and enter
- Repeat each of these steps substituting CTL01 with CTL02 or CTL03, depending on the controller of which you would like to print a device address matrix.
Change iSeries/AS400 Time (Daylight Savings)- Go to WRKSYSVAL and F4
- At Sysval, type QTIME and enter
- Select Opt. 2 to change, type over with new time and enter
Display Job Log- At Cmd line, type DSPLOG and F4
- At 'Beginning Time', type the "military" time you wish to view, i.e., 22:00:00 + 10pm
- At 'Beginning Date', type the date you wish to check, i.e., 08062005 for August 6th, 2005 and enter
- What you will view is a very specific section of a 30 day log that the AS400 maintains. You specified the date and time.
Send a Break Message- Discern the workstation to which you wish to sens a message
- WRKACTJOB and enter
- Identify the user to whom you wish to send a message
- Identify the workstation at which that iser is signed on
- Type SNDBRKMSG and F4
- Type your message
- Enter the work station (i.e. DSP04) that you identified above and enter
Display System Messages- If you are on a green-screen session on a PC
- Right click on screen
- Click on SysRq (on either Pad1 or Pad1)
- Type a 6 on the dotted line at bottom screen and enter
- If you are on a dumb terminal
- Hold down the Shift key and press the SysRq key
- Type a 6 on the dotted line at bottom screen and enter
- Another option from either session is to type DSPMSG QSYSOPR and enter
- Follow options instructions, i.e., press F16 to remove all but unanswered messages
Record an IP Address assigned to a new device, like a new stand-alone printer- at the command line, type CFGTCP and enter
- Select Opt. 10
- Select Opt.1
- Type the new IP address number
- Record the device name, i.e., PRT07
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