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2975.1 | No; No; Here's a hack; Use Groups? | IOSG::PYE | Graham - ALL-IN-1 Sorcerer's Apprentice | Wed Jul 07 1993 11:31 | 20 |
| No; No.
1) $ search OA$SYSTEM_LISTS:*.DIS <name>
2) Having found the names of the Dis lists, e.g. ZUPPM9BGX.DIS, then
search the profile to find the name of the list:
<FOR FIRST PROFIL WITH .ADDR1 <=> '<list_name>' DO GET .%KEY
3) Edit it from ADM MDL...
Now if anyone would like to wrap all this up in some code which we
could put in the product...
*Alternatively* abandon SDLs altogether, and use Groups instead. They
can be used interchangeably in addressing, and the GS functionality is
much more powerful.
Graham
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2975.2 | instead of <FOR PROFIL.... | ANGLIN::HARRISA | pyrotechnically challenged | Wed Jul 07 1993 17:27 | 7 |
| you can also get the owner from the DIR ALL menu.
once you have the SDL name, goto DIR ALL, select the SDL and PRINT the
FULL description to the terminal.
ann
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2975.3 | How????? | IOSG::PYE | Graham - ALL-IN-1 Sorcerer's Apprentice | Thu Jul 08 1993 10:32 | 1 |
| <<< you can also get the owner from the DIR ALL menu.
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2975.4 | | ANGLIN::HARRISA | beep me | Thu Jul 08 1993 21:21 | 35 |
| Here's what I get when i print the full description to my terminal.
------------------------------------- TOP--------------------------------------
ALL-IN-1 Phone Directory Full Listing
Date: 07/08/93 Page:1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Username: @3B1
VMS Name:
Full Name: System Distribution List
Title: VMS ID of owner
Status:
---------Privileges---------
DCL SUP ERR CMD SRC LOG
Read Receipt: Notify:
Phone:
Department:
Address: OA$SYSTEM_LISTS:ZTJBE51B9.DIS
owners name is here
05-Dec-1990
Country: Zip Code:
Init Form:
Edit Style:
Directory:
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2975.5 | Still Confused! | IOSG::PYE | Graham - ALL-IN-1 Sorcerer's Apprentice | Fri Jul 09 1993 09:59 | 9 |
| well yes, but that's going the wrong way round. If I know the name of
the SDL, I can easily (assuming CMDPRV) get the file name with:
<GET PROFIL.ADDR1['@IOSG']
But in my previous reply, I needed to do this the other way round, and
get the SDL name when I only had the RMS file name.
Graham
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