This is dedicated to all the hackers and the crackers
I see in binary, I speak source code
Step on my toes, I'll post a million jpegs of you in a fag pose
In your digital stance, getting firewalled ho
Cause I'm riding the net in my six-fold
I was a dick with my 56
Now with my cable, I'm able to get that stable
On the out, my name is Ace and I'm a Leo
On the digital highway, my name is Neo and I'm a hero
In a flash, I'll school you on burning dream cats
You need some ISO, let me through my hard drive rifle
Our exchange, you could never stifle
In a digital hug, you just caught the love bug
I bootlegged your CD, I caused a fight between Un and Jay-Z
Your CG, it's all gonna be free
Whether we take it by force or we take it nicely
You feel that rattling your bones
When I tell you we just hacked out Jones
And NASDAQ leaves you flat on your back
Cause I am he who loves to hack and crack
This is dedicated to the hackers and the criminals
Serial codes, source codes, ISOs, RAM, SIP, SIS
This is dedicated to the hackers and the crack
This is Binary Revolution Radio, episode number 71
Coming to you Tuesday, November 23rd, 2004
I am StankDog and I am joined this week by absolutely no one
That's right, I'm flying completely solo today
But you know what, I'm gonna kinda kick back and take it easy myself
Because I actually have some other material planned to share with you all this evening
Specifically, I'm referring to a presentation that I made recently
At the Fifth Hope Conference in New York City in July
I know a lot of our listeners were unable to make it to the conference for one reason or another
So I thought I would share my presentation with the audience
If you haven't heard it already, I hope you enjoy it
And for those of you who have
Well, I guess you can tune in next week
And we'll hopefully be back on with some new material
And back with our regular format
But I thought it was appropriate
They just released this the last couple weeks
They've been in the process of releasing several of the presentations online in MP3 format
So I thought I'd share that with you today
Now let me preface this first of all by saying that
The title of it is AS400 Lifting the Veil of Obscurity
And the point of the presentation was
Simply to explain what an AS400 is
And how it works fundamentally on its basic level
The input, processing, output
How the whole system handles input and output
How the system works on a general level
And then once that is solidified
Kind of explain how common sense application can be put in there
To find, well, weaknesses or possible places for oversight, etc, etc
This is not by any means an extremely in-depth how-to presentation by any means
This is more of a
If you didn't know how it works, now you know
So for those of you who have no experience with the AS400
This is very much designed and geared towards you
If you're a beginner or an intermediate with the AS400
You might know a lot of this or might not
But if you're an expert on the AS400
You've been using it for a long time
There's going to be a lot of stuff on here that you might already know
So that's the background of it
And I should probably also preface
The fact that the audio was done
By the on-site people there
I had nothing to do with this
So even though it may sound like I have a lisp
I do not have a lisp
As you may be able to tell if you've been listening to the show for quite a while
You'll know I don't have a lisp
Although, I spit in the microphone sometimes
Although the audio of this may make it sound that way
Also bear in mind that this presentation
Entailed a few videos that were embedded into a PowerPoint presentation
So some of the audio you hear was me speaking live
Some of it was actually pre-recorded as bits of audio and video presentation
That was embedded into the slides
So a couple of points where I might actually speak over top of myself
And that is the reason why
So anyway, kick back
Listen to this for a little while
See what you think
And we'll get back to you towards the end of the show
I'm pleased to announce our next speaker
This is AS400
Lifting the Veal of Obscurity
By StankDog
And his colleague
Let's welcome him
Thank you
And my colleague being ZeroDB
Is going to help me out here
All right
First of all
I don't know how many people here have ever used
Or are familiar with an AS400
Has anybody ever had any experience on an AS400?
A lot more than I thought
The thing is
Those of you who have used it
Know that it's a pretty expensive system
It's a very heavy metal machine
It's got a lot of
It's very powerful
It's something you find at universities
Large corporations
Large companies
It's very expensive
And I'm very poor
So what I've got in this presentation today
Is some screenshots
And some capture
Video capture
That show it
In lieu of being able to get one
Or have one here
To demonstrate
So
What I'm basically going to do
Is just talk about
Generally what the AS400 is about
How it works
Kind of familiarize you
With the navigation
Of stuff like that
I worked in the AS400 shop
For about five or six years
For an advertising company
AS400 is not something you can learn
In a college or in school
They don't teach classes
Almost none that I've ever been to
And I've been to five different universities
Because I've never seen a single class
Offered on even basic AS400s
So basically I taught myself
Starting in this job
Working third shift operations
Which I know some of you have been there too
Kind of just sat there late at night
Going through tutorials
Going through the help file
Stuff like that
And I'm going to show you
How to do some of that too
Learned about their security
Taught myself some CL programming
Stuff like that
So
That's my experience
And that's what I'm going to try to share with you
Because
Again
I know a lot of people might not have it
So if you do get access to one
You know
After this is all over with
And if we
We go ahead
The next slide is about
Some of the
The goals of this
I want you to be able to recognize
An AS400 when you see it
As silly as it sounds
I know a lot of people say
They have not seen an AS400 before
So we're going to show you
What it looks like
By these screenshots
And how to navigate
And some of the interface
Tools that you can use
To connect to an AS400
We're going to talk about
Telnet and telnet emulation
Things like that
Familiarize you with navigating
Get a basic grasp of processing
And this is the AS400 strong point
It's very good
At following processing
Start to finish
And clear delineated steps
And that's something
We're going to emphasize
Towards the end
And hopefully
By the end of this
You'll be interested enough
That you will follow up
Or you'll want to follow up anyway
And find out some more stuff
About it
So by the end of this
I hope you'll feel more comfortable
And be able to find the answers
On your own
If you have it
So we'll go through
Some of that also
Okay now
Again I mentioned
It's a very obscure machine
It's not something
You can just go into
Best Buy
Or fries
Or whatever your assorted
Electronic stores are
And just buy one
They do make
What they refer to
As a baby 400
But even those
Are just thousands
And thousands of dollars
So
Again we don't have one
To demonstrate
So that's cool
Also
Just kind of a general tip
It's a big faux pas
If you ever refer
To an AS400
As a mainframe
It's not a mainframe
It's a mid-range system
If you ever go into
An AS400 shop
Or a company
That has an AS400
And call it a mainframe
They're going to call you
A noob
And they're going to
Laugh you out of the building
So don't call it
The mainframe
It's a mid-range system
But basically
It's similar to
What I'm sure
A lot of people
Have experienced
Like a Sun E10K
It's along that
Taliber of machines
A very powerful machine
An E10K
E15K
So
It's along those lines
As far as the server
And it's compatibility
Now
It runs OS400
Natively
That's a proprietary
Operating system
Provided by IBM
And we're going to
Focus mostly on that
The new series
Of AS400
Which is the
I-Series
The E-Series
We've probably heard of
They will run
Unix
They will run Linux
And everybody knows
IBM
You know
Has been pretty good
With their support
For Linux
Which is very cool
But we're going to
Focus on OS400
That's what they run
Natively
A very expensive license
But along with that
License
They support
They come
They give you
All the support
They give you
Cumulative patches
Updates to the
Operating system
And all that kind of stuff
So most companies
Stay with that
And go with that
And I will show you
How that is
A very robust system
Again
Big blue IBM
It's expensive licensing
Constantly updating
It's you know
They keep on top
Of that pretty well
Although I could tell
Stories after the
Creation
How that doesn't
Always work right
And the way you
Access an AS400
Is through Telnet
Now there's this
Big misconception
It's like this
Little pet peeve
Of mine
That people think
Telnet
Is just Telnet
Well Telnet
Is not just Telnet
There's different
Types of emulation
That you need
To connect
To different
Types of machine
In the case
Of the AS400
You have to be able
To use 5250 emulation
So in Linux
I don't know
How many of you
Might be familiar
But there's something
Called the
TN5250 project
You can find that
At sourceboards
TN5250.sourceboards.net
You can download
Those packages
And connect
There's so many
Windows clients
That it's too numerous
To mention
And obviously
Being a corporate system
They're all running
Windows for the most part
So there's tons of those
There's no point
In going into them
But you can check out
TN5250
It's a pretty good
Pretty good interface
And
The sign-on screen
Is missing
Well
There we go
Sign-on screen
Took it a second
To come up there
Sign-on screen
When I say recognize it
Recognize it
That is what a sign-on screen
To an AS400 looks like
Very simple
Very obvious
When you see this
You can know right away
That you're looking
In AS400
Now in the upper right-hand corner
To protect the innocent
Or protect the system
That this came from
And to protect me
I've blocked out
The system name
And you'll see some stuff
Blurred occasionally
During the presentation
But you'll notice
There's a subsystem there
And a display
This is in
When you sign on
You're creating
An interactive job
Just like when you
Log on to any box
You're working
Interactively
With the machine
So
Keep that in mind
And you'll notice
Later on
Some of the slides
You'll see that
Q-Enter come back
In the name
Of that display
Just kind of
A little in-joke
For those of you
Who do know 400
You'll see that
The username there
Is Q-Sec Officer
Or Q-Sec Offer
Which is the
Security Officer password
That's equivalent
To root on the AS400
Now
We're not logged in
As Q-Sec Offer
On any of these
Now
Go ahead
And
Some of the
Default users
Like I said
Q-Sec Offer
Which is the
Security Officer
That is your root
That's your goal
You always want to
Get on this
Q-Sec Offer
They're very tight
About that
AS400 Shops
IBM
Really wants you
To have a
Dedicated Security Officer
In every installation
It's one of their
Requirements
One of the things
They push for
They train
And stuff like that
To have a
Security Officer
But by default
And we all know
That defaults
Are where a lot of
Holes
A lot of ways
To get in
Systems exist
There is a
Q-Sys Offer
Which is a
System Operator
System Operators
Usually these
Boxes are
Maintained 24-7
Around the clock
They have an
Operator on call
For problems
And stuff like that
And they have
A lot of
Authority too
Security Officer
Is the one
Who hands out
Roles
Gives people
Authority to
Menus
To programs
Stuff like that
But the
System Operator
Also has
Limited control
Can manipulate
Jobs
And jobs
Things like that
Too
So there's
A lot of
Power in that
Too
Q-PGMR
Is programmer
That's like
A default
Programmer role
Programmer account
That will bring
You up to
A programming menu
Which again
Is going to
Come up
In some
Screenshots soon
And that
Has a lot
Of power
In it as
Well
But they
Usually
Surprisingly
Lock down
The Q-PROGRAMMER
Because I guess
They're scared
That the
Programmers
Slash
Hackers
Might be
Able to
Manipulate
More things
So they
Actually lock
That one
Down fairly
Well
And then
Beyond those
Three
There are
A couple
Others
There's
Some
System
Level
Sign-ons
When you
Want to
Add hardware
And stuff
Like that
They're
Usually
Only used
By the
IBM
Rep
So if
You
Want to
Add
They
Come out
And add
Hard
Drives
To installation
One
Installations
Naming convention
May be
You know
Your last
Name
To log in
Or whatever
And that's
You know
Depends on
One installation
To another
And those
Usernames
Are going to
Be given
Access
Based on
Whatever role
The security
Officer
Assigns to
Them
So if
The security
Office
For example
Somebody works
In
I don't know
The accounting
Office
They may only
Have access
To log on
It'll come
Straight up
To an
Accounting
Menu
Something like
That
And they'll
Only have
Access to
Certain things
Well
They're intended
To only have
Access to
Certain things
When you
Sign on
Each user
Has a default
Menu that'll
Usually come
Up
For programmers
You get a
Programmer
Menu like
I said
An accounting
Cashiering
Something like
That
They may
Come directly
Up to a
Menu that
Only gives
Them three
Options
Print out
Invoices
Purchase
Order
Or something
Like that
They're
Simplified
Forms of
Navigation
And they're
Trying to
Limit you
To only the
Things they
Give you
On that
Menu
What happens
Is they
Get kind
Of lazy
Sometimes
So the
Menu will
Give the
Options
That they
Want you
To have
Access to
But you
May have
Access to
A lot
More and
There's
Some examples
Of that
Coming up
To
No matter
What menu
You start
In
If you can
Command line
Access and
You know
The name
Of menus
You can
Start poking
Around and
This is where
The fun of
Playing around
As 400
And see
What you
Can find
What kind
Of holes
What kind
Of holes
You can
Find
In the
System
Don't
Never
In general
Not even
On the
400
But in
General
Never
Rely
On menus
Menus
Are just
A pretty
Way
To
Dumb
Things
Down
You can
Get a
Command line
On anything
You can
Usually get
A lot
Farther
Than just
Using
The menus
That try
To limit
You to
Only certain
Things
And to
Get to
Menus
In the
S
400
You use
Go
And then
The menu
Name
Generally
You can
Also execute
Them
If you
Kind
Of
Trick
It
Out
A
Little
Bit
So
This is
Actually
A quick
Little
Video
That we're
Going to
Play
And you
Can
Go ahead
And start
And this
Is
Basically
Just shows
You logging
In
Shows
You
Some
Basic
Menu
Systems
And again
What
You
See
Something
Blurred
Out
Because
They're
Little
On
Screen
Something
We
Just
Showed
You
A minute
A
Screenshot
And I'm
Going
To
Log
In
We
Created
A
Disposable
Account
Just
To
Demonstrate
For
This
Presentation
So
We're
Going
To
Log
In
Here
And
Notice
That
When
I
First
Log
In
A
Menu
System
Pops
Up
Immediately
Now
This
Menu
Is
Customized
To
Each
Individual
Login
Different
Roles
Assigned
To
Different
Usernames
As
To
What
They
Can
And
Cannot
Access
This
Particular
Account
Access
Is
A
Fairly
General
Menu
That
Has
Some
Operations
Stuff
Some
General
Access
To
It
But
For
Example
A
Typical
User
In
Say
The
Cashiering
Office
Or
Something
Like
That
When
They
Log
On
They
May
Be
Presented
With
Only
Options
To
The
Cashier
Menu
I
Can
Call
That
Menu
From
This
Location
Right
Here
By
Pressing
One
Or
If
I
Know
The
Menu
Go
Directly
To
It
Now
When
I
Push
One
It
Going
To
Take
Me
Now
This
Menu
If
You
Can
See
Right
There
At
The
Bottom
Has
Its
Own
Password
Protection
Built
Into
It
This
Is
Actually
A
Package
That
Sits
On
Top
Of
The
400
It
Is
Not
Built
Into
The
AS
400
It
So
This
Is
Simply
A
Program
That
Is
Called
Now
I
Just
Log
Out
Of
This
Sign
Out
Of
This
Now
Since
This
Is
A
Menu
It
Is
A
Log
In
And
Show
You
That
Very
First
Menu
Again
And
Notice
That
Also
This
Particular
Account
Has
Access
To
A
Programmer's
Menu
Which
Is
Number
Six
On
The
Screen
And
Then
This
Organizer
Menu
And
It
Tells
You
To
The
Right
The
Name
Of
Said
Menu
Now
Obviously
I
Have
Control
Or
Access
To
That
Menu
So
I
Can
Either
Take
Option
40
Which
Will
Take
Me
Directly
To
It
This
Main
Menu
And
These
Men
You
Stack
The
Deeper
You
Go
In
There
You
Stack
And
You
Can
Always
Go
Backwards
To
Wherever
You
Started
Off
From
And
Come
Back
To
This
Originally
Before
You
Sign
Out
But
Since
I
Obviously
Have
Access
To
That
Menu
Not
Only
Can
I
Type
In
40
But
Because
I
Have
A
Command
Line
Here
I
Can
Type
In
Go
And
Then
The
Name
Of
Menu
So
P
C
O
M
N
U
And
The
Exact
Same
Thing
Happens
Now
Obviously
I
Had
Access
To
This
Menu
So
It
Let
Me
Go
Through
To
This
Menu
And
The
Same
Thing
With
The
Programmer's
Menu
I
Can
Do
I
Can
Type
In
The
Command
I
Can
Select
Option
Six
For
Example
Now
A
Programmer
May
Come
Straight
Up
To
This
Menu
And
Have
Only
Access
To
This
Menu
Now
This
Is
Where
You
Kind
Of
Really
Need
To
Think
And
Stay
With
The
Thought
Process
Of
Here
Of
How
Knowing
Where
Menus
Exist
And
Knowing
If
Menus
Exist
And
It
Is
Very
Important
You
Can
See
That
From
This
Menu
Here
Which
Don't
Worry
About
All
The
Stuff
On
The
Screen
I
Know
There's
A
Lot
And
It's
Not
Going
To
All
Sink
In
But
One
Of
The
Things
It
Tells
Me
Exactly
What
Command
Do
I
Want
To
Run
So
I
Can
Go
Which
Is
An
AS
400
Command
I
Can
Go
To
That
Very
First
Menu
That
Started
Up
And
I
Don't
Know
If
You
Noticed
In
The
Upper
Left
Hand
Corner
It
Was
Called
ADM
ME
NU
So
Even
Though
This
Programmer
Does
Not
Have
This
On
Their
List
They
Can
Type
In
The
Command
If
They
Know
Around
And
Get
Through
Menu
Through
Menu
Through
Menu
If
You
Know
The
Names
Now
If
They're
Presented
To
You
That's
Great
You're
Obviously
Supposed
To
Have
Access
But
The
Problem
Is
What
If
You
Know
The
Name
Of
Menu
That's
Not
On
Any
Of
These
Lists
That
Does
Not
Necessarily
Mean
You
Don't
Have
Authority
To
It
You
Should
Not
But
The
Problem
Is
Many
Security
Officers
And
System
Called
Op
Main
This
Is
A
Menu
For
Q
Sys
Oper
When
Q
Sys
Oper
Signs
On
Which
Is
The
System
Operator
They
Go
Directly
To
This
Menu
But
This
Account
Should
Not
Have
Any
Authority
Whatsoever
To
Go
To
That
Menu
Or
Does
It
I
Just
Access
The
Q
Sys
Oper
Menu
Even
Though
I
Am
Not
Logged
In
As
Q
Sys
Oper
Which
Is
Backups
You
Can
Perform
System
Startup
Terminate
Programs
Lots
Of
Powerful
Things
That
You
Can
Do
Here
From
This
Menu
And
If
You
Have
Access
To
This
Menu
Generally
You
Are
Going
To
Have
Access
To
Some
Of
The
Functions
Within
This
Menu
For
Example
So
Also
As
I
Mentioned
Earlier
These
Menu
Stacks
So
You
Been
Seeing
Me
Jump
Through
Menu
Through
Menu
Well
I
Going
To
Keep
Hitting
Command
Three
Which
Is
Exit
F
Three
Is
The
Universal
Exit
Command
On
Many
Heavy
Metal
Machines
But
If
I
Hit
Command
Three
What
You'll
See
Is
We
Will
Backup
Through
The
Entire
Process
Back
To
This
Menu
That
And
There's
Only
A
Couple
Other
Menus
That
I
Have
Access
To
Don't
Limit
Yourself
To
What
You
See
It's
Classic
Security
Through
Obscurity
It's
The
Very
Definition
Of
Security
Through
Obscurity
Just
Because
You
Don't
Know
The
Name
Or
Don't
Have
It
Placed
In
Front
Of
You
Can
Still
Access
A
Whole
Lot
Of
Things
On
The
AS
400
Just
By
Knowing
How
It
Works
And
Knowing
We
Had
One
Here
That
I
Could
Kind
Of
Talk
And
Demonstrate
As
We
Go
Along
But
That's
Kind
Of
The
Best
Way
To
Describe
Some
Of
That
But
The
Real
Point
Of
That
Is
A
Programmer
Would
Have
Started
Directly
In
That
Programmer's
Menu
In
Most
Installations
But
You
See
By
Knowing
Outside
What's
Outside
Of
Social
Engineering
Skills
Come
Into
Play
Shoulder
Surfing
Comes
Into
Play
Reading
Manuals
Comes
Into
Play
Everything
Is
Documented
In
Companies
That
You
Can
Find
All
This
Information
Because
Just
Like
People
Write
Passwords
On
Post-it
Notes
On
Their
Computer
People
Write
Documentation
And
Have
It
Stored
Somewhere
So
You
Can
Find
A
Lot
Of
That
Information
In
There
Now
As
Far
As
I
Said
That
Men
Is
Basic
Navigation
To
Move
Around
But
You
Don't
Want
To
Be
Reliant
On
Menus
You
Want
To
Get
Used
To
Using
Commands
And
On
The
Ace
400
Most
Commands
Not
All
But
Most
Of
Them
Are
Based
On
Three
Character
Combinations
And
In
My
Opinion
They
Kind
Of
Make
Sense
They're
Kind
Of
Obvious
They're
So
Obvious
In
Fact
That
I
Really
Think
You
Can
Guess
A
From
Column
A
One
From
Column
B
But
In
General
You
Can
Create
A lot
Of
Commands
Going
Along
There
Display
System
Status
As
An
Example
You
Can
Do
A
Display
System
Status
You
Can't
System
Work
Status
Or
Something
Like
That
But
That's
Something
Again
You
Get
Used
To
And
Again
The
Help
Tells
You
A lot
About
That
So
Just
A
Few
Basic
Commands
Will
Get
You
A
Lot
Of
Access
To
An
AS
400
And
If
You
Know
Program
Names
You
Can
Call
Those
Program
Names
Directly
Using
The
Call
Command
And
Execute
Things
Again
That
May
Not
Be
On
A
Menu
Or
That
You
Know
The
Name
Of
But
You
Don't
Know
What
Libraries
Things
Like
That
So
You
Can
Get
A
Command
Line
On
Almost
Any
System
By
Issuing
Call
QCMD
You
Do
A
Call
QCMD
That
Will
Execute
Standard
Command
Line
Which
Gives
You
Saw
At
The
Bottom
Of
Some
Of
The
Menus
If
You
Were
Set
Up
With
A
Role
That
Has
The
Authority
To
Command
Line
It
Will
Be
At
The
Bottom
Of
The
Menu
People
Will
Have
Access
To
That
Same
Menu
Without
A
Command
Line
Just
As
Easily
But
That
You
Only
Get
To
See
One
Thing
If
You
Go
To
A
Call
QCMD
You
Will
Get
To
See
A
List
Of
All
Your
Historical
Commands
And
Things
Like
That
So
It's
A
Little
Bit
Nicer
Now
Some
Of
The
Example
Command
First
Of
Access
To
Them
Is
Limited
By
Authority
Whatever
The
Security
Officer
Gives
Your
Authority
To
So
Getting
Access
To
A
Higher
Account
Getting
Access
To
In
General
A
System
Is
Only
Secure
As
Its
Administrator
Is
Competent
Anywhere
Anytime
AS400
Is
No
Exception
To
That
So
You'll
Find
A
Lot
Of
Security
Officers
That
Are
Just
In
Over
Their
Head
And
They
Don't
Bother
Putting
Proper
Securities
You
Know
That's
Common
Sense
And
You
Know
That
For
Any
System
And
It
Holds
Through
On
The
AS
400
So
I
Could
You
Sit
Here
There
Are
Thousands
Upon
Thousands
Upon
Thousands
Of
Commands
On
The
AS
400
You
Can
Guess
A
Lot
Of
You
Can
Use
The
Help
System
So
There
Is
No
Really
No
Point
Going
Through
All
Of
These
But
These
Are
Some
Of
User
Profile
Now
That
Is
Something
They
Usually
Don't
Give
Access
To
Anybody
Now
Again
We
Have
Well
Jumped
In
Okay
Let's
See
Here
The
Help
The
Help
Has
It's
Very
Robust
Very
Intuitive
Help
System
That
It
Has
Command
Assumption
If
You
Don't
Know
The
Command
If
You
Don't
Know
How
It's
Going
To
How
The
Command
Finishes
You
Know
It's
Display
Something
You
Can
Type
In
DSP
Asterisk
And
It'll
Bring
Up
A
Menu
And
Show
You
All
The
Commands
That
Are
Following
That
System
And
The
F
Keys
A lot
Of
People
Take
For
Granted
Those
F
Keys
Those
Are
All
Used
If
You
Saw
The
Bottom
Of
A lot
Of
The
Men
You
See
That
You
Can
Use
Those
F
Keys
For
Help
Or
For
Other
Functions
That
Are
Built
Behind
It
So
Command
Assumption
And
There
Are
Documentation
IBM
Is
Famous
For
Its
Documentation
They
Document
Everything
Like
To
The
Letter
You
Can
Always
Find
Documentation
Shelves
Upon
Shelves
Books
This
So
Every
Step
That
Even
Somebody
Who
Is
Not
Computer
Proficient
Can
Sit
Down
And
Follow
Directions
Profusely
Every
Little
Detail
Of
It
And
Of
Course
Like
Anything
Else
You
Can
Find
A
Lot
Of
Support
Online
Just
Do
A
Google
Search
Or
Whatever
Your
Search
Engine
Of
Choice
Happens
To
Be
And
Next
We
Have
Command
Line
And
This
Is
Again
This
Is
A
Little
Video
So
Go
A
Start
This
And
Basically
What
This
Is
Happening
Is
This
Is
Just
Giving
You
A
Little
Demonstration
Once
Again
We're
At
The
Main
Menu
That
You
Saw
A
Few
Seconds
Ago
And
You
See
It
Kind
Of
Cluttered
Up
Because
This
Menu
Is
Got
Some
Programming
Behind
It
That
Will
Basically
Execute
These
Commands
To
Call
These
Men
Etc
And
Sometimes
You
Don't
Want
All
That
Clutter
In
Front
Of
You
There
Is
A
Screen
That
Will
Give
You
Just
Plain
Command
Line
Now
Yes
I
Have
Command
Line
Access
Here
And
It's
Pretty
Much
Universal
If
You
Got
The
Command
Line
You
Have
Access
To
A
Command
Line
It's
Going
To
Work
No
Matter
Whether
It's
In
A
Menu
Or
Kind
Of
The
Reasons
I
Showed
You
Earlier
You
Know
More
About
It
You
Don't
Become
Reliant
On
Only
What
You
See
You
Get
Out
Of
That
Mindset
But
It's
Also
Got
Some
Other
Things
That
Are
Handy
Like
It
Will
Let
You
Do
Multiple
Commands
And
Do
Them
Right
Here
From
The
Command
Line
And
If
There's
Something
That
You
Do
Frequently
You
Can
Always
And
I'm
Just
Throwing
A
Couple
Commands
At
Just
To
Show
You
What
It
Looks
Like
You
Can
Also
Start
Chaining
These
Things
Together
And
If
It's
Something
You
Do
Frequently
You
Can
Go
Back
To
Any
One
Of
Them
Very
Easily
By
Hitting
The
F9
Key
And
That
The
F9
Key
At
The
Bottom
Of
Call
That
I
Made
Earlier
So
If
You
Do
Something
Repetitively
You
Can
Always
Do
An
F9
Which
Is
Basically
Like
The
History
And
Unix
Where
You
Can
Keep
Going
Back
And
For
Another
Thing
Is
If
You
Don't
If
It's
Way
Up
At
The
Top
Of
The
Screen
Or
10
20
Commands
You
Can
Just
Take
Your
Cursor
And
Move
Directly
Up
To
The
Command
And
Hit
F9
Is
This
Menu
System
Down
Here
At
The
Bottom
Every
Screen
Has
This
It's
Standard
On
The
AS
400
And
They're
Fairly
Smart
They
Know
For
The
Most
Part
What
Screen
You
Are
On
And
It
Gives
You
Options
That
Are
Appropriate
To
That
Screen
So
Let
Move
The
Cursor
Out
Of
The
Way
Here
And
Basically
Show
You
That
Example
Just
Gives
You
A
Little
Bit
More
Detailed
Information
What
Run
Level
That
Request
Level
Or
Run
Level
Everything
Was
Executed
At
Those
Two
In
Front
Of
There
Shows
Me
A
Little
Bit
More
Information
In
Between
All
Those
Commands
Like
What
Subsystem
It's
In
What
Authorities
You
Shift
And
F
12
Will
Take
You
To
The
Rest
Of
The
Options
That
Are
In
Front
Of
You
Now
Again
We're
Not
Going
To
Through
Every
One
Of
Them
But
Kind
Of
Watch
As
We
Go
Through
The
Rest
Of
The
Presentation
You'll
See
That
They're
Different
For
Every
Screen
Depending
On
What
You're
Trying
To
Do
And
One
Last
Thing
To
Show
You
How
Intelligent
The
Commands
On
The
System
I
Can
Do
A
Work
Out
Queue
Command
Which
We're
Going
To
Go
Into
More
Detail
About
Later
Now
If
I
Just
Hit
Enter
It's
Basically
Like
Executing
A
Command
On
Linux
With
The
Default
It
Will
Work
And
It
Will
Do
Something
And
Basically
The
Default
For
This
Is
To
Show
You
Every
All
Output
Queues
Well
What
You
Can
Also
Do
Is
Something
Called
A
Prompt
And
If
You
See
F
Four
Prompt
Down
There
That
Is
A
Very
Important
And
Very
Powerful
No
Matter
How
Much
You
Know
The
System
And
How
Much
You
Get
Memorized
About
It
You'll
Always
Find
Yourself
Prompting
A
Lot
Of
Commands
Because
You
Can't
Know
Every
Single
Option
And
What
That
Means
Is
When
You
Put
In
Your
Command
It's
A
Similar
Way
If
You
Want
That
LS
Command
To
Do
Well
You
Don't
Do
Flags
On
The
Ace
400
What
You
Do
Is
You
Prompt
It
And
It
Will
Give
You
A
List
Of
All
Of
The
Options
That
Are
Available
To
You
Or
Excuse
Me
To
This
Particular
Command
So
Anything
Else
That
Default
To
All
I
Can
Start
Looking
Only
Through
Specific
Libraries
If
I'm
Trying
To
Isolate
Say
A
Job
Log
Or
Something
Like
That
And
I
Can
Also
Change
The
Output
To
Print
By
Default
It
Goes
Straight
To
The
Screen
So
I
Changed
It
To
Only
O
Star
This
Time
And
It's
Only
Going
To
Show
Me
Those
Two
Out
Cues
To
Begin
With
The
Letter
O
So
This
Is
A
Simple
Command
To
Show
You
But
There
Are
A
Lot
Of
Other
Like
For
Example
What
If
We
Were
To
Do
Something
Like
Change
User
Profile
This
Brings
Up
One
Option
What
Is
The
Name
Of
The
User
Profile
You
Want
To
Change
Well
We
Could
Put
It
In
And
Then
Press
F
10
Which
Is
Additional
Parameters
You
That
Are
Related
See
These
Could
All
Be
Flags
And
You
Could
See
How
They
Could
Start
To
Add
Up
Depending
On
What
Command
You're
Working
On
So
Again
We're
Not
Going
To
Go
Through
Every
One
Of
These
But
You
Can
Tell
Text
Description
Security
Officer
You
Can
Tell
What
Library
Runs
To
What
User
Class
It
Is
And
This
Is
Like
Roles
Like
We
Talked
About
Earlier
You
Of
That
It
Tells
Me
That
It
Did
But
Notice
That
It
Has
All
Of
These
Parameters
On
There
Placed
In
Instead
Of
Doing
Them
By
Flag
They're
Positional
I
Can
Bring
That
Command
Back
Down
Here
And
Notice
That
USR
PRF
These
Are
Unique
Names
That
When
We
F4
It
Will
Automatically
Plug
Back
In
Any
Of
These
Any
Of
The
Ones
That
Have
This
Right
Here
Next
To
TPB
Star
The
Same
And
I
Can
Do
It
All
From
Command
Line
Without
Prompting
It
But
Again
There's
So
Many
Options
On
So
Many
Commands
That
It
Really
Gets
Kind
Of
Overkill
At
Some
Point
So
Just
Get
In
The
Habit
Of
Prompting
It
And
Get
Used
To
Some
Of
Your
Repetitive
Commands
And
You'll
Do
Them
Hit
Enter
Would
Not
Have
Done
Anything
I
Did
Not
Have
Authority
To
That
So
But
And
Again
I
Know
This
Is
A
Lot
Of
Dry
Technical
And
That's
Kind
Of
Why
I
Was
Trying
To
Keep
It
Visual
Here
Because
You're
Seeing
A lot
Of
Commands
And
A lot
Of
Options
That
Exactly
How
And
You
Don't
Have
To
Worry
About
The
Details
Or
Memorizing
A lot
Of
The
Commands
Themselves
Now
This
Is
A
Command
Assumption
Which
You
Can
Go
Ahead
And
Now
Command
Assumption
Is
What
I
Was
Talking
About
Earlier
If
You
Don't
Know
The
Command
You
Can
Just
Type
In
The
First
Three
Letters
Of
The
Command
You
Want
To
Display
But
You
Didn't
Know
If
It
Was
You
Didn't
Know
You
Didn't
Want
To
See
The
History
Log
It
Was
Display
Job
Was
It
Display
You
Know
You
Not
Sure
Exactly
What
It
And
Executed
It
From
This
Menu
Which
Is
Also
Kind
Of
Hand
You
Already
In
Here
Why
Not
Just
Type
The
One
To
Make
A
Go
A
Further
So
You
Can
Come
Back
Out
Here
And
Type
In
Any
Command
Directly
Like
The
Display
Log
Command
And
We're
Going
To
Talk
About
Logging
A
Lot
But
Let
Me
And
You'll
See
All
The
Stuff
In
Here
And
All
These
Steps
So
By
Using
The
Command
Assumption
Again
That's
Another
Form
Of
Help
That's
Another
Way
That
You
Can
Learn
To
Navigate
On
The
System
And
Whether
You
Do
It
Through
That
Menu
Or
Do
It
By
Just
Typing
In
That's
Fine
The
Next
Form
Of
Help
Besides
Command
Assumption
Is
Context
Sensitive
Help
On
The
Next
Slide
If
You
Play
This
You
Can
See
Now
Again
This
Is
Another
Way
That
You
Can
Get
Help
In
The
AS
400
Let's
Say
That
You're
On
A
Screen
That
You're
Not
Familiar
With
You
Don't
Know
It
Too
Well
You
Don't
Know
What
A
Lot
Of
These
Things
Mean
That
Are
On
The
Screen
And
Again
As
Somebody
Who
Has
Experience
You
Probably
Know
A
Of
This
But
For
The
You
I've
Seen
On
Any
System
That
I've
Ever
Worked
With
You
Put
Your
F1
Key
Put
Your
Cursor
There
Hit
F1
It
Will
Bring
You
Up
A
List
Of
All
The
Possibilities
For
That
Field
Status
What
Is
DEQW
You
Have
Maybe
Not
Even
Have
A
Clue
You
Go
Over
To
It
You
Can
Scroll
Down
Has
This
Built
Into
It
You
Can
Go
Just
About
Anywhere
On
The
Screen
You
Can
Maximize
This
Up
And
Fill
The
Screen
And
The
Funny
Thing
Is
You
Can
Get
Help
On
Using
The
Help
So
If
You
Can
Get
Help
On
How
To
Read
The
Help
Menu
That
Are
Installation
Dependent
They
Different
Those
Are
Actual
Names
That
Are
Assigned
To
Jobs
And
Devices
You
Are
Not
Going
To
Get
Help
On
Something
Like
That
But
You
Will
Get
Help
On
What
That
Column
Is
It
Will
Tell
You
This
Is
A
List
Of
Job
Names
And
They
Are
Going
To
Change
From
One
Installation
To
The
Other
So
Whatever
Naming
Convention
They
Input
Processing
And
Output
And
That
Is
As
Good
As
My
Artistic
Skill
Gets
I
Can
Draw
Squares
And
Lines
That
Is
About
It
But
I
Mean
We're
Not
Going
To
You
I'm
Not
Going
To
Talk
Down
To
You
Everybody
Knows
Input
Processing
And
Output
Input
Can
Take
The
Form
Of
Feeding
Data
Files
And
Passing
Parameters
To
A
Program
Or
Command
Stuff
Like
That
Doesn't
Directly
Go
To
A
Printer
There's
A
Queuing
Process
And
I
Couldn't
Tell
You
Exactly
Which
Issue
But
I
Had
An
Article
In
2600
It
Was
Batch
Versus
Interactive
That
Talked
About
You
Know
The
Differences
Between
The
Two
And
How
When
You
Submit
A
Printout
There's
A
Split
Second
When
You're
Actually
Submitting
That
Put
Queue
And
Those
Queues
Can
Be
Tied
To
Whatever
Printer
And
You'll
See
That
In
A
Couple
Seconds
But
This
Is
Just
The
Best
Demonstration
Of
I
Wish
They
Would
Show
This
As
A
Demonstration
In
Schools
When
They
Teach
This
Because
Instead
Of
Memorizing
This
Little
Diagram
So
Again
Bachelors
Interactive
Jobs
When
A
Program
Crashes
On
The
AS
400
When
A
Job
Crashes
They
Call
File
It
Will
Try
A
Couple
Times
To
Access
That
File
Then
It
Will
Lock
Instead
Of
Crassing
Completely
Blue
Screen
Of
Death
Spontaneously
Rebooting
Like
Some
Operating
Systems
Do
It
Halt
And
It
Will
Prompt
Usually
The
System
Operator
And
That's
Why
They
Monitor
24
7
Or
The
Programmer
Obviously
Will
Be
So
Just
The
Three
Steps
Of
Input
Processing
And
Output
On
The
AS
400
Are
Represented
By
The
Job
Queue
For
Input
You
Input
Something
To
A
Job
Queue
And
That's
Where
It
Sits
Before
It
Runs
When
It
Runs
It
Goes
On
To
The
Work
Active
Job
Screen
And
When
It's
Done
It
Goes
To
An
Output
Queue
Now
We
Do
Have
Some
Screen
Shots
The
Job
Isolation
The
Ones
You
See
Here
Are
Kind
Of
Some
Defaults
That
Come
With
A
Q
I
N
T
E
R
Anybody
Remember
That
First
Sign
On
Screen
Up
In
The
Right
Hand
Corner
I
Said
It
Those
Subsystem
And
Job
Names
Q
P
A
D
Is
Just
Something
It
Randomly
Assigns
To
It
And
It
Will
Show
It
That
The
Job
Name
Of
Your
Interactive
Job
Your
Interactive
Session
Again
Batch
Jobs
By
Default
Will
Go
To
Q
Batch
Most
Installations
Customize
That
And
Put
Them
In
Different
Are
And
It
Shows
You
The
User
Name
Well
Again
I
Can
Blur
I
Did
A
Creative
Photoshop
I
Had
To
Blur
Out
Some
Usernames
There
So
And
You'll
See
This
Is
Another
I
Didn't
Actually
Put
This
In
My
Notes
I
Must
Throw
This
Off
The
Hip
You'll
See
The
Function
Right
There
Work
Active
Job
Command
You
Can
See
A
List
Of
All
The
Jobs
You
Can
See
That
User
Is
Running
Work
Active
Job
I
Wonder
Who
That
Could
Possibly
Be
You
See
Someone
Else
Is
Running
Op
Main
Someone
Else
Is
Running
APPL
Menu
If
You
Know
A
Menu
Name
You
Might
Be
Able
To
Access
It
I
Just
Found
A
Menu
Name
This
Is
How
You
Find
That
Kind
Of
Stuff
Backdoor
Your
Way
Into
Other
Menus
That
Nobody
Told
Me
That
Existed
Nobody
Knew
That
Existed
But
I
Found
Out
Because
You
Know
The
Architecture
Of
The
System
So
After
The
Active
Jobs
Your
Job
Runs
Sometimes
It
Will
Be
Like
That
Quick
Job
Interactive
Jobs
As
Long
As
You're
Logged
In
Your
SSH
Into
A
Box
You
Run
An
Interactive
Session
You're
Logged
Into
A
Session
You
Stay
In
The
Whole
Time
You
May
Be
On
For
Hours
At
A
Time
You
Submit
A
Quick
Little
Batch
Job
To
Print
Something
It
Queue
Designated
By
However
Your
Installation
Is
Set
It
Up
And
When
I'm
Going
To
Show
There's
One
More
Long
Video
Coming
Up
Here
That's
A
Little
Bit
Technical
And
Other
Than
That
Most
Of
This
Is
Pretty
Straight
Forward
You'll
See
In
These
Particular
Queue
Names
And
They
Are
Very
From
Installation
How
Many
Files
Are
In
There
That
Top
One
The
ADM
Zero
One
You'll
They
Just
Save
In
The
Output
Queue
You
Don't
Have
To
Print
Everything
You
Put
In
An
Output
Queue
And
Once
It's
There
You
Can
Do
A
Lot
Of
Things
With
It
So
You
Can
Always
Go
Through
Output
Queues
And
Find
A lot
Of
Stuff
The
Best
Things
That
You'll
Find
Are
In
Output
Queues
And
They're
Very
Selden
Locked
Down
Very
Selden
They
Put
Proper
Security
On
Output
Queues
Since
You
Didn't
Just
Send
This
Intangible
Magic
Print
Job
To
A
Printer
You
Can
Actually
Go
In
There
It's
A
File
Everything
On
The
AS400
Is
An
Object
And
You
Can
Manipulate
That
Object
However
You
Want
You
Can
Go
In
And
Reformat
That
Output
If
You
Want
To
You
Can
Go
And
Edit
That
Kind
Of
Stuff
You
Can
Copy
It
Into
A
To
Go
To
Your
Printer
It's
In
Their
Output
Queue
But
You
Want
To
Go
To
Your
Printer
You
Know
Just
Saying
And
Delete
Printouts
If
You
Want
To
Really
Be
You
Know
There's
A
Lot
Of
Stuff
You
Can
Do
When
You
Get
In
There
And
This
Is
Going
To
Be
A
Video
Now
This
Was
Kind
Of
Long
And
I
Know
It's
Some
Of
This
Is
Last
Video
Like
This
I
Promise
This
Is
Going
To
Do
Those
Three
Screens
Those
Three
Steps
That
I
Just
Showed
You
It's
Going
To
Walk
You
Through
That
Input
Process
And
Output
On
An
AS
400
Start
To
Finish
So
Okay
Now
We
Were
Just
Talking
About
The
Classic
Sequence
Of
Save
A
Little
Bit
Time
I
Have
Already
Gone
Ahead
And
Typed
In
Some
Commands
SBM
Job
Which
Is
Submit
Job
Again
The
Three
Letter
Combinations
We
Talked
About
Earlier
Submit
Job
Command
That
I
Already
Typed
In
And
I
Go
Ahead
And
Prompt
It
And
Show
You
The
Options
Basically
What
I
Can
Prompt
It
From
Within
This
Prompted
Command
Because
Everything
Is
An
Object
And
Everything
Can
Just
Go
Deeper
And
Deeper
And
I
Didn't
Really
Change
Anything
Except
Say
That
We're
Going
To
Print
This
Out
I'm
Going
To
Print
All
Available
Current
Time
From
The
History
Log
Now
Instead
Of
Going
To
The
Screen
I'm
Going
To
Send
It
To
Print
And
This
Job
This
Submit
Job
Command
It's
Going
To
Tell
It
How
To
Run
Where
To
Run
And
The
Details
Of
How
And
Where
The
Output
Is
Going
To
Go
Etc
So
I've
Named
It
A
Job
Called
Stank
Test
We're
Going
To
Call
It
Stank
Test
Oh
I
Don't
Know
Five
Just
For
The
Heck
Of
It
Because
I've
Been
Playing
Around
And
You
And
It's
Already
Set
Up
To
Feed
To
A
Certain
Sub
System
To
Run
As
An
Active
Job
Go
Down
A
Little
Bit
Further
And
Again
You
Can
See
How
Many
Things
Are
In
These
Prompted
Commands
That's
Just
Too
Many
To
Remember
I
Did
Create
A
Special
Output
Queue
Called
Stank
Out
Queue
I
Submit
Created
That
Other
Thing
I
Changed
Was
Here
I
Going
To
Put
The
Job
I
Going
To
Hold
The
Job
In
The
Job
View
I
Not
Going
To
Submit
It
Right
Away
If
I
Left
This
To
Know
Or
To
Whatever
The
Job
Default
What
Job
Description
Default
Is
It
Would
Probably
Have
Shot
Off
Right
Away
And
Started
Running
Immediately
And
It
Signed
A
Number
The
Name
The
User
That
Submitted
The
Job
And
The
Name
Of
The
Job
It
Tells
You
Where
It
Was
Submitted
And
What
Library
It
Comes
From
So
Everything
About
That
Job
Can
Be
Found
There
Well
I
Know
That
I
Submitted
It
To
Job
Queue
Batch
So
I
Going
To
Use
The
Command
We
Talked
About
Earlier
And
That
Work
Job
Queue
And
I
Could
Type
I
Was
Playing
Around
Early
I
Going
To
Put
A
Five
To
Work
With
This
Working
With
That
Job
Queue
I
See
Two
Things
In
Here
I
Going
To
Go
Ahead
And
End
This
One
That
I
Was
Playing
Around
With
Earlier
And
Confirm
That
And
When
I
Hit
F5
To
Refresh
The
Screen
It
Gone
Now
This
One
I
Submitted
It
As
Held
And
You
See
Status
Held
Right
There
Fast
Very
Quick
But
What
Happens
To
This
Job
Is
From
The
Job
Queue
It
Goes
Into
Active
Processing
Now
It
Already
Completed
Unfortunately
I
Don't
Have
Something
Handy
That
Can
Take
Some
Time
But
Work
Active
Job
Command
We
Talked
About
Earlier
This
Job
Would
Have
Launched
Out
Here
Somewhere
Probably
Into
One
Of
These
Subsystems
Q
Batch
Which
Matches
The
Q
Batch
Job
Queue
Don't
Get
Confused
It
Is
A
Separate
Area
This
Is
A
Subsystem
And
Any
Job
Submitted
Will
Run
Under
Q
Batch
Or
Whatever
The
Assigned
Subsystem
Happens
To
Be
My
Interactive
Job
You
See
Right
Here
Runs
Under
Q
Enter
And
As
Long
As
This
Job
Is
Active
Job
Meaning
This
Program
Whether
It
To
A
Security
Officer
May
Print
This
Off
For
Whatever
Reason
They
Want
To
Look
Through
It
Find
Somebody
Who
Infiltrated
Their
System
For
Example
So
Anyway
I've
Printed
This
Off
And
Sent
It
To
This
Output
Queue
Now
This
Output
Queue
It's
Sitting
There
In
A
Ready
Status
It
Is
This
Output
Queue
That
I
Created
I
Created
It
Because
I
Have
Not
Assigned
A
Printer
To
It
I
Can
Assign
A
Printer
By
IP
Address
By
Name
Set
It
Up
In
The
System
And
This
Would
Have
Also
Could
Have
Also
Immediately
Fired
Off
And
Printed
Off
To
The
Local
Printer
In
My
Office
If
I
Set
It
Up
That
Way
Some
Check
Writing
If
I
Was
Writing
Check
Programs
To
Print
Off
People's
Paychecks
Or
Purchase
Or
I
Could
Send
It
Jobs
On
A
System
Somewhere
Be
Careful
That
You
Don't
Just
Start
Throwing
Things
Around
And
They
Will
Automatically
Print
To
Default
Settings
And
All
Of
A
Sudden
Whatever
You
Are
Working
On
Prints
In
The
Security
Office
Offices
Printer
You
Could
Be
In
Deep
Trouble
So
What
I
Going
To
Do
Is
Delete
These
Two
Printouts
Because
They
Were
Just
For
Demonstrate
Purpose
You
See
That
This
Out
Queue
Is
Now
Empty
Again
But
You
Can
Look
At
The
Work
Out
Queue
Command
With
No
Parameters
And
Just
Look
At
All
Of
Them
And
You
Can
Just
See
All
The
Files
That
Could
Possibly
Be
Backed
Up
To
82
Here
To
There
These
Are
All
The
Different
Printers
That
Are
Set
Up
Within
This
Company
These
Are
Names
And
Queues
And
Writers
Assigned
Arbitrarily
Whatever
They
Naming
Convention
They
Decide
To
Use
With
This
System
96
Here
And
There
And
You
Can
See
That
They
Get
Caught
Up
In
These
Cues
Either
Intentionally
Or
Unintentionally
And
AS
400
Operators
Sometimes
Have
To
Go
In
There
Could
Be
A
Paper
Jam
And
They
Block
Backed
Up
Printer
Could
Have
Run
Out
Paper
They
May
Want
Them
Saved
In
Here
This
One
For
Example
Is
An
Out
Queue
That
Has
50
Files
In
It
But
There
Is
No
Writer
Started
The
Writer
Could
Have
Failed
It
Could
Have
Been
Any
Number
Of
Reasons
But
Some
Of
The
Best
Stuff
That
You
May
Find
In
Here
Is
By
Scrolling
Through
This
Output
Queue
And
Look
At
Something
Like
This
You
Have
2,000
Jobs
In
You
Find
Some
Really
Fun
And
Interesting
Stuff
I
Didn't
Go
Looking
For
It
And
This
Is
Something
That
We
Really
Shouldn't
If
The
System
Is
Set
Up
Properly
Have
Access
To
Look
At
Something
Like
This
But
Here
I
Am
Looking
At
Thousands
Of
Dollars
Worth
Of
Invoices
And
Purchase
Orders
Because
Of
The
Way
The
System
Is
Set
Up
So
I
Could
Scroll
Down
Through
Here
And
You'll
Find
Paycheck
Information
You'll
Find
All
Kinds
Of
Interesting
Stuff
That
If
This
Is
Set
Up
Properly
You
Should
Never
Ever
See
But
The
Majority
Of
The
Time
You
Will
Find
Some
Of
The
Best
Information
You
Don't
Have
To
A lot
Of
The
Stuff
We
Showed
You
Is
Great
And
I
Hope
You
Understand
A lot
Of
It
But
If
Nothing
Else
You
Can
Get
Into
Output
Queues
You
May
Find
Yourself
With
A
Wealth
Of
Information
You
Don't
Have
To
Submit
Jobs
You
Don't
Have
To
Write
A
Program
Or
Inject
A
Command
Or
Anything
Like
That
Or
Create
Any
Of
Your
Own
Stuff
Those
Programs
May
Already
Be
Created
And
All
You
Got
To
Do
Is
Go
In
There
And
Find
That
Output
There
Are
Checks
That
Exactly
What's
Coming
Out
Of
It
Kind
Of
Defeats
The
Purpose
Of
It
So
Anyway
You
See
Three
Clear
Levels
Of
Input
On
That
Job
Queue
When
You
Submit
A
Job
You
See
The
Active
Job
Itself
With
The
Work
Active
Job
Screen
When
It
Runs
In
A
Subsystem
If
It
Is
A
Long
Running
Job
And
I
Have
Jobs
That
Run
For
Hours
Upon
Hours
Compile
That
Work
After
Job
Screen
And
When
The
Job
Is
Finished
And
Completed
And
Successfully
It
Goes
To
Whatever
Out
Queue
You
Have
Set
It
Up
To
Go
To
For
My
Example
I
Didn't
Want
To
Print
Anywhere
I
Just
Wanted
It
To
Sit
In
A
Fake
Out
Queue
And
So
That
I
Could
Browse
It
If
I
Wanted
It
To
Print
I
Would
Assign
You
Can
Take
Advantage
Of
Exactly
What
Each
One
Is
Used
For
And
You
Can
See
The
Holes
And
The
Chinks
In
The
Armor
So
To
Speak
So
Make
Sure
You
At
Least
Remember
That
Take
That
From
This
Presentation
If
For
Obvious
Reasons
I
Did
Not
Make
Up
There
Was
An
Invoice
For
A
Video
On
Chainsaw
Safety
And
It
Was
129
Bucks
Seemed
Kind
Of
Expensive
To
Me
But
You
Find
Weird
Stuff
Like
That
You
You'll
Stumble
Across
The
Reason
I
Blurted
Out
Was
Not
Because
The
Chainsaw
But
Because
Also
In
That
Data
That
Again
I'm
Certain
They
Didn't
Want
Me
To
See
Name
Address
Phone
Numbers
Account
Numbers
The
Name
Of
The
Items
Prices
All
Of
That
Was
In
A
Purchase
Order
Sitting
In
An
Out
Queue
That
I'm
Certain
They
Don't
Want
People
To
See
So
You'll
Find
A
Lot
Of
Good
Stuff
Like
That
Now
That's
The
Last
Video
Like
That
I
Promise
I
Said
Earlier
I'm
Going
To
Emphasize
This
At
The
End
And
I'm
Going
To
Show
You
Go
Ahead
And
Play
This
Is
Demonstrating
And
Showing
You
That
Everything
I
Just
Showed
You
That's
All
Well
And
Good
But
Everything
That
You
Do
On
The
H400
Is
Log
Everything
Look
At
The
Precision
Of
How
Close
0.001
Seconds
0.003
Seconds
You
Get
Job
Numbers
You
Get
The
Username
You
Get
The
Job
Name
Tells
You
That
In
Mind
Doesn't
Mean
You
Can
Go
Out
There
You
Know
After
This
Presentation
And
Go
Hack
Or
The
Gibson
Or
Whatever
You
Know
Go
Hack
Or
The
AS
400
It's
Not
You're
Not
Going
To
Be
Able
To
Do
That
And
I
Upfront
I
Said
That
One
Of
The
Goals
Is
To
Familiarize
You
With
How
This
Works
You
Can
Go
I
Was
Hitting
F1
On
There
As
I
Was
Joking
Around
And
You
Can
See
The
Detail
On
That
Job
Once
You
Have
The
Job
Number
See
That
Job
Number
Right
There
You
Can
Then
Go
Into
The
Individual
Job
Log
That
Was
Just
The
History
Log
Of
Who
Did
What
When
And
Where
You
Can
Go
To
The
Individual
Job
Log
Number
Ten
Right
There
And
You
Can
See
Everything
That
Happened
From
That
User
Or
By
That
Job
That
I
Did
So
Every
Single
Thing
Will
Be
Found
If
They
Go
Looking
For
Don't
Let
Them
Get
Looking
For
So
Yeah
Again
This
Was
To
Familiarize
You
With
It
And
Kind
Of
As
A
Summary
Here
Just
Say
That
I
Wanted
You
To
A
Recognize
The
System
You
Saw
The
Sign
On
Screen
Very
Distinctive
Very
Distinctive
Sign
On
Screen
Menu
Systems
Which
How
Much
Is
There
To
Understanding
A
Menu
But
Understand
The
Commands
Behind
Them
Commands
Are
Just
Execute
Your
Menus
Are
Just
Executing
Commands
So
Understand
That
And
Understand
That
You
Can
Go
Directly
To
The
Commands
Is
Much
Better
To
Do
That
To
Explain
The
Connectivity
And
The
Software
Use
5250
Telnet
Emulation
Again
I
Be
Glad
To
Give
You
The
URL
But
It
Source
Forge
TM5250
Source
Forge
For
The
Linux
Client
And
Windows
Just
Search
There
A
Billion
Of
Them
And
Most
Of
Them
Stink
But
Batch
Versus
Interactive
Processing
Like
I
Showed
You
On
The
Work
Active
Job
Screen
You
Were
Seeing
Menu
Names
That
You
Might
Write
Down
You
Might
Use
Later
Go
Nosing
Into
You
Might
Be
Able
To
Look
At
The
Job
Log
Of
An
Interactive
Job
And
See
What
That
Log
And
See
Everything
They
Been
Doing
Just
Like
I
Looked
In
My
Own
Historical
Job
Log
On
That
So
Menus
And
Command
Lines
Very
Important
And
Again
Everything
Is
Logged
Don't
Do
Anything
Stupid
You
Shouldn't
Be
Doing
Anything
Stupid
This
Is
About
Learning
The
AS
400
And
Learning
How
To
Navigate
It
And
Hopefully
When
You
Sit
Down
At
One
Of
These
After
Watching
This
Then
You
Can
Actually
Have
The
Skills
That
They
Don't
Teach
You
In
School
That
You
Usually
Learn
On
The
Job
You
Can
Sit
Down
Hopefully
And
Jump
Into
An
AS
400
Job
If
Somebody
Asks
You
Do
You
Have
AS
400
Experience
You
Can
Sit
Down
And
You
Can
Confidently
Say
Now
This
Really
Is
The
Fundamentals
Of
It
Even
The
Best
People
Who
Been
Working
In
AS
400
For
Years
Don't
Memorize
All
400
Probably
More
So
Than
A
Lot
Of
People
That
Are
Professionals
In
It
So
That
Is
All
There
Is
To
It
Thank
Everybody
From
FL 2600
My
Local
2600
And
2600
For
Putting
This
On
You
Know
This
Is
A
Really
Cool
Event
And
It
Is
A
Lot
Of
Trouble
So
Really
I
Appreciate
These
Guys
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AV
Guys
These
Guys
Do
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To
Volunteers
To
All
This
Stuff
Everybody
In
DDP
They
Know
Who
They
Are
Thanks
To
Them
Saito
My
Friend
Helped
Me
Do
A
Lot
Of
This
The
Blurring
Stuff
Like
That
Slip
Mode
Was
Up
With
Me
Six
O'clock
This
Morning
Going
Through
Some
Video
Editing
Stuff
Like
That
Not
Theory
Epiphany
DJ
Sub
Zero
These
Guys
Show
Me
Around
New
York
Because
I
That
Is
Really
It
Feel
Free
To
Contact
Me
My
Email
Address
The
Websites
And
Out
In
The
Lobby
If
You're
Interested
In
The
Magazine
Come
Check
It
Out
Or
Come
Browse
Through
It
So
Thank
You
Very
Much
For
Your
Time
I
Appreciate
It
And
That
Was
My
Present
From
The
Recent
Hope
Conference
Hope
Five
In
New
York
City
July
2004
Entitled
AS400
Lifting
The
Veil
Of
Obscurity
So
I
Hope
You
Enjoyed
That
For
Those
Of
You
Who
Were
Not
Able
To
Actually
Make
The
Conference
They
Have
Made
All
Of
The
Presentations
Are
In
The
Process
Of
Making
Them
All
Available
Online
Just
Go
To
Hope
Dot
Net
And
You
Can
Download
Those
And
Mine
Is
No
Exception
So
I
Hope
You
Enjoyed
That
If
You
Email
Me
At
Radio
At
Bin
Rev
Dot
Com
And
A
Couple
Quick
Shouts
Here
At
The
End
I
Wanted
To
Give
Shoutouts
To
Black
Ratchet
And
BO2K
Rocket
Man
For
Helping
Me
Out
With
A
Track
From
Josh
Woodward
And
The
Track
Is
Called
Wrong
Side
Of
The
Revolution
A
Fitting
Title
For
This
Show
So
I
Would
Like
To
Wish
Everyone
A
Happy
Thanksgiving
Hopefully
You
Have
A
Few
Days
Off
From
Work
But
Even
If
You
Don't
Relax
A
Little
Bit
This
Weekend
Have
Some
Thanksgiving
Dinner
Give
Thanks
For
Believe
It
Or
All
The
Things
That
We
Do
Have
In
This
Country
And
As
Hard
As
Things
Are
Sometimes
There's
A
Whole
Lot
To
Be
Thankful
For
So
That's
Going
To
Do
It
For
This
Episode
And
We're
Going
To
End
It
The
Same
Way
We
Do
Always
Except
I'm
Doing
It
By
Myself
Tonight
And
That
Is
To
Tell
You
Guys
That
We
Will
See
You
Next
Week
Same
Hack
Time
Same
Hack
Channel
The
Government's
Your
Friend
Just
See
That's
What
I
Have
To
Say
Or
They
Will
Bury
Me
Don't
You
Try
To
Criticize
And
Don't
You
Ever
Try
To
Talk
About
Their
Lies
I
Don't
Know
What
You've
Been
Told
But
Last
Tonight
Check
We
Had
The
Right
To
Say
The
Things
We
Mean
And
Disagree
And
Not
Have
To
Face
The
Guillotine
But
If
It's
Your
Head
In
The
Basket
Then
You
Just
Pick
The
Wrong
Side
Of
The
Revolution
The
Patriot
Act
Is
The
Riot
Act
With
The
P.A.T.
What
The
Rilla
Means
Is
Let
The
Watch
And
You
And
Let
The
Really
Watch
And
Be
Anyone
Who
Disagrees
Is
Sure
To
Lose
Their
Liberties
A
Patriot
Has
Got
To
Keep
His
Mouth
Shut
But
If
It's
Your
Head
In
The
Basket
Then
You
Just
Pick
The
Wrong
Side
Of
The
Revolution
A
Child
King
And
His
Army
Wing
They
Are
Hell
Bent
On
The
Conquest
Our
Enemies
On
Bended
Knees
They
Gonna
See
It
Always
Soon
Because
The
Freedom
That
Waste
Steal
From
Host
They
Try
To
Export
Overseas
And
Now
Former
Enemies
Are
Free
To
Live
A
Life
A
Tyranny
The
Same
As
You
Or
Me
And
It's
A
Crime
To
Speak
Your
Mind
And
It's
A
Crime
A
Message
neighbour
There's m
You ought to know that we stole from Castro long ago
Where the people who we cannot trust are safely kept away from us
Well, we never have to worry if they're guilty or not
Because we stick them in a cell and they are soon forgotten
And we probably ought to stick the druggies in there too
Well, if it's your hand in the basket
Then you just pick the wrong side of the revolution
Before you choose a side to fight
Forget about who's wrong or right
If you like your neck, you best as heck start rooting for the winner
This brave new world is knocking out the door
And you better let it in
The Constitution's evolution never made a contribution
To the revolutionary man
It's a crime
To speak your mind
That is a crime
America, the beautiful
It's going out for you
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh...
Thank you.