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sachin_kaushik84
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how can we send a mail thru my seesion to another session in mainframe ?
can it be possible? |
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ofer71
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Please define "mail"...
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sachin_kaushik84
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i don't know why u are asking such question?
only i have to send a Hi to another user..... |
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rexx77
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don't know why u are asking such question?
only i have to send a Hi to another user.....
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Have you thought of reading manuals available in this forum? |
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ofer71
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Sending "hi" to anither TSO user can be done using the SEND command. This is not a mail, but merely a message.
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expat
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| sachin_kaushik84 wrote: |
i don't know why u are asking such question?
only i have to send a Hi to another user..... |
The reason that others ask questions is because your posting is not clear and precise.
As it happens you were asking about sending mail, but the real question was related to sending messages. So by asking questions we have correctly determined what you want to do rather than offer wrong alternatives. |
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sachin_kaushik84
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| can u pls guide me how to do that thru ISPF panel. |
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acevedo
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time to search for TSO SEND
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expat
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| Why do you need a specific panel to execute a TSO command ? |
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Pedro
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Actually, you can also send 'hi' using the TRANSMIT command.
And to do so with panels:
1. edit a dataset, ie 'my.msg' with your message text
2. issue TRANSMIT node.userid MSGDATASET('my.msg') |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| don't know why u are asking such question? |
Because your request was obviously incomplete/incorrect. . .
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| only i have to send a Hi to another user..... |
Be aware that doing this interrupts that user - some people do not appreciate this interruption when their keying/thinking is so interrupted. . . 
This is not some texting facility. . . |
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acevedo
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| in such cases I use TSO PROF NOINTERCOM |
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