Also,
If you don't have MPEX you can write a simple command file to find out the
same information. An example of a JSCOUNT command file is as follows:
parm p1="@.!hpaccount"
if not bound(_jscount_useracct)
setvar _jscount_useracct UPS("!p1")
setvar _jscount_messages UPS("!p2")
file jscountx=jscountx;temp;rec=-80,1,f,ascii;nocctl;disc=5000
continue
purge jscountx,TEMP > $NULL
showjob job=!_jscount_useracct;EXEC >>*jscountx
jscount < *jscountx
continue
purge jscountx,TEMP > $NULL
reset jscountx
deletevar _jscount_@
else
setvar jscount_sessions 0
setvar jscount_jobs 0
if finfo("*jscountx","eof")=3 then
return
endif
input _jscount_junk
input _jscount_junk
input _jscount_junk
setvar _jscount_record "#"
while lft(_jscount_record,1)="#"
input _jscount_record
if str(_jscount_record,2,1)="S"
setvar jscount_sessions jscount_sessions + 1
elseif str(_jscount_record,2,1)="J"
setvar jscount_jobs jscount_jobs + 1
endif
endwhile
return
endif
To check for all users in the SYS account when one user is signed on would
show up as follows:
:jscount @.SYS
:showvar jscount_@
JSCOUNT_SESSIONS = 1
JSCOUNT_JOBS = 0
Admittedly the command file is kludgy at best, but it would get the job done
if you didn't have MPEX. Of course, if you wanted to check multiple
accounts you would have to call this command file multiple times and keep
your own running total.
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>Patrick,
>
>you can do what you want to do in MPEX as follows:
>(In this example "acct" = account name).
>
>:MPEX
>% setvar sessions = jscount("@.acct&online")
>% exit
>if sessions = 0 then
> stream jobname
>endif
>
>
>************
>Hope this helps you.
>Steve Zink
>Beyond Y2K, Inc.
>([log in to unmask])
>
>In article <[log in to unmask]>,
> [log in to unmask] wrote:
>> My company has a Stream Job on our HP3000 that can only run if all
SESSIONS
>> are logged of a specific account. The problem is the only way we know to
>> check to see if there is any sessions logged on is to use the HP variable
>> HPSESCOUNT in a IF test (IF HPSESCOUNT = 0 THEN ...) in a stream job.
>>
>> This works 90% of the time except when a person forgets to log off the
>> console. Does anybody know of a way to check for SESSIONS (Not Jobs) in
a
>> specific account tha can be used like the above IF test.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Patrick K. Faloney
>> Systems Analyst
>> STB Systems
>>
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