Re: BPCS and using the Sys Req Attn key.

Thanks for the clarification Rob, this is something i probably knew at one 
time (19xx?) but quickly forgot
when sessions became plentiful.

Thanks for the link too.

John

> First, Sys-Req and Attn are two different things.  On the old crappy 
> twinax terminals they were printed on the same key.  Simply hitting that 

> key was attention.  Shift and that key was Sys-Req.  The difference 
being 
> important to note because there are things like SETATNPGM.  If I 
remember 
> a way to limit SysReq, I'll let you know.
> Rob Berendt


> Step by step instructions follow:
> 
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_71/rzarl/rzarlsysreq.htm
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