The LOGTO command is used to log to another account, giving quick access to files and programs located there.
Format
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LOGTO account [,password] |
Parameter(s)
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account |
Name of the account. |
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password |
Password defined for account. If a password is required, the system prompts for it if it is not supplied in the LOGTO command line. |
Description
When you LOGTO another account, you are automatically logged off the account you were using, and the following statistics about the session that was just completed are displayed:
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Connect Time |
Number of minutes the session lasted. |
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CPU |
Amount of CPU units used during the session in tenths of a CPU second. |
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LPTR Pages |
Number of line printer pages generated during the session. |
When you log to a new account, the command stack for the process you are working on is retained. Any printer assignments set by the SP-ASSIGN command are lost, as are any attached tape devices.
Logging to Another Account
The following example accesses the account PAYABLES (with the password XYZ) from the current account:
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>WHO 2 RECEIVABLES
>LOGTO PAYABLES,XYZ
[] Connect time= 77 mins.; CPU= 34 units; LPTR pages= 0 []
>WHO 2 PAYABLES |
In the above example, 2 is the process number, and RECEIVABLES is the name of the original account. After executing the LOGTO command, the account is changed to PAYABLES. The process number remains unchanged.