A couple ideas.
* You could use the QDCRDEVD API and check the device class./type etc. An alternative of the same idea is to do a DSPDEVD to a print file, copy the printed output to a DB file and then write a program to interrogate the printed output.
c * Search400.com had a couple tips where you could retrieve the IP addresses of a device. If the command returns an IP address, it's probably safe to assume that it's an intelligent workstation. If an IP address can't be returned then it's a dumb terminal.An example of how to use the QDCRDEVD API and how to retrieve the IP address can be found on the search400.com Web site . Click here to view it.
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This was first published in May 2003