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A screen viewing / controlling utility
that allows an operator to remotely
look at end-user screens, and to optionally
take control of their keyboards. Good
for user support and closing down unattended
screens without job cancellation. |
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Allows objects to be changed and
recompiled while they are in use,
without affecting those already using
them. With it, new versions of display
files and menus can be moved up without
having to disturb the current users. |
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An alternative to the standard spool
display. Shows spool files with all
their attributes: page breaks, line
spacing, overprint, underline, IPDS
attributes etc. Allows scanning in
mixed case and backward. Larger display
area makes viewing of spool files
easier. |
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This tool fixes the limited column
headings that appear on BPCS version
6+ databases, and makes queries easier
to understand. Updates the field text,
column heading and edit codes without
the need to recompile. Comes with
a database of corrected field descriptions
for each BPCS version. |
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Some programming/documenting tools
that enhance the AS/SET language.
Utilities include a source compare,
a program lister and a message literal
converter. |
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Allows you to 'sign-on' as another
user without requiring their password.
Good for testing menu setup, object
security and allowing temporary access
as another user. |
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A call stack analyzer that tells
you when programs are being run. Displays
a list of jobs that are running a
program or set of programs. Shows
a call stack beside each job in reverse
order. Also comes with APIs to find
when programs a being used and retrieve
the call stacks of jobs. |
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An alternative to the WRKSYSACT
(Work with System Activity) command
that doesn't require performance tools.
Has a few benefits over the standard
command such as allowing F5 refresh
and the ability to run from multiple
sessions. |
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