The hlogin command runs the login sequence of a host script.
Synopsis
hlogin [host_application | session_number | range | all]
Description
The hlogin command invokes the login procedure that is defined in the application's host session maintenance section. This command is often used in the system's cron table to automatically log in the host as soon as it is available each day.
Note:
The session must be in the logged out state before you may execute this command.
Examples
The following example invokes the login procedures for the host application my_appl.
hlogin my_appl
The following example invokes the login procedures for the host applications assigned to sessions 0 through 9.
hlogin 0-9
See also