In general, the AS-400 is a type of IBM mainframe, and it is usually accessed 
using a terminal emulator.  Some terminal emulators are more accessible than 
others, so if they are already using one but it isn't accessible, it is 
possible that another one could be found.  Having said that, there are other 
ways to 
connect to an AS-400, and it is possible that software is running on the PC to 
connect to data on the AS-400 directly.  Therefore, one would need to 
know more about the specific setup to provide a better answer.  In short, 
though, there is at least a possibility that the system could be made to be 
accessible, but there are variables.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Fri, 18 Oct 2013 16:25:11 -0400, [email protected] wrote:

>Do they access from command line or what?

>Jed Barton <[email protected]> wrote:

>> Hey guys,
>> 
>> Alright, for you seasoned computer pros, I thought I would throw this out
>> there, hoping someone has an idea.
>> Here's my situation.  I am more than likely going to take a position with an
>> organization in public safety dispatching who uses a very old cad system.
>> By old I mean, it's using the ibm as400 protocall for those who are
>> familiar.
>> They use ibm client services to access it.  Yes, it's command line, ouch!
>> Anyway, I need some help, what would be the best way to access this and
>> navigate it?  They're running windows machines of course, but my question is
>> how well would it interact with window-eyes.
>> Any ideas?
>> Thanks,
>> Jed
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