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July 25, 2001
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Due to multiple AS/400's, user sign-on's, and 
workstations I use everyday to perform various tasks, 
this very simple command sends a message stating what 
system I am signed on. There is never a day I don't use 
it.

Code:

1. Create/Compile CLP source program 'DU':
  PGM                                               
DCL VAR(&USER) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(10)                  
DCL VAR(&SYS) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(8)                    
               
RTVUSRPRF  RTNUSRPRF(&USER)                                
 RTVNETA    SYSNAME(&SYS)                                            
SNDPGMMSG  MSG('You are logged on as' *BCAT &USER *TCAT +  
              ' on the' *BCAT &SYS *CAT 'system.')          

ENDPGM 
                                                    
2. Create cmd source 'DU':
 CMD PROMPT('Display User Sign-On') 

3.  Create cmd 'DU':
CRTCMD CMD(DU) PGM(DU) 

4. I suggest creating the objects in library QGPL.  
Change object owner/authority accordingly to your 
requirements.  At any command line, enter DU and press 
enter.

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