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arunshankar
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hi,
Is it possible to send message via mainframes from one RACF ID to other?
If so what is the ISPF command for it?
thx,
Arun. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
By RACF ID do you mean the user-id used to log on?
Are you familiar with the "SEND" command in TSO? It allows you to send a text message to a TSO user - here's an example:
SEND ?SOME TEST? USER(theuserid) LOGON
The LOGON at the end says to send the message "now" if the specified user is logged on otherwise show the message when the userid does log on.
If this is NOT what you are looking for, please provide more detail. |
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arunshankar
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hi,
Yes, i mean the same logon for RACF (resource access control facility)..
it resolved my query.. many thx for it.
Arun. |
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Praveen Kumar Singh
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Hi,
There is one more way to send msg. in Mainframes(Through Racf).
in command line give TSO MSG and you can send as meny no. of msgs as you want by giving Receiver's Racf ID.
Praveen. |
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Yuvaraj BP
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Hai praveen
Can you explain sending the messages through TSO MSG in detail with a small example please, if you don't mind |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I believe what you just asked for was already posted in this thread. . .
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Are you familiar with the "SEND" command in TSO? It allows you to send a text message to a TSO user - here's an example:
SEND ?SOME TEST? USER(theuserid) LOGON
The LOGON at the end says to send the message "now" if the specified user is logged on otherwise show the message when the userid does log on.
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This is the same "send" Praveen referred to. If you invoke "send" from =6 you will have more room to type than if you use TSO SEND. . . from a command line. |
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Yuvaraj BP
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Sorry to ask you again,
I know about the TSO SEND command but as you said
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Hi,
There is one more way to send msg. in Mainframes(Through Racf).
in command line give TSO MSG and you can send as meny no. of msgs as you want by giving Receiver's Racf ID.
Praveen. |
I wanted to know what is TSO MSG option |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
No to worry.
TSO MSG is not a standard command as far as i know (neither MSG nor MESSAGE are on the mainframe i'm currently connected to).
It might be an add-on at Praveen's site.
If SEND won't do what you need, just let us know and someone will help. |
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Yuvaraj BP
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Hello,
No to worry.
TSO MSG is not a standard command as far as i know (neither MSG nor MESSAGE are on the mainframe i'm currently connected to).
It might be an add-on at Praveen's site.
If SEND won't do what you need, just let us know and someone will help. |
thank you dick,
Tso send is working fine with me i just wanted to know about TSO MSG, but can you tell me how to send message to multiple users through TSO SEND option |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If i recall correctly, you can send the same message to multiple users using
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| SEND ?SOME TEXT? USER(uid1, uid2, uidn) LOGON |
Also, if you include an asterisk '*' for the uid, the message will be sent to you. If you don't specify a user, i believe the text will be sent to the system operator console - not acceptable at many sites.
Give the multiple id SEND a try and let me know if it works for you.
Keep in mind that from the command screen (=6) you can type SEND. From other command lines, you'll need to key TSO SEND. The =6 screen also has more room to type.
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