Re: Commndxx override operator input
Thanks - Sorry, this is zOS 1.3 I think (not my system - I work on it
occasionally as a favour) - if I try the above I get:-
"Unidentified keyword"
Didn't realize there would be such differences at
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William Turner
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
[email protected]> wrote:
As would I, but sadly it seems as though none of these applications are
available for Linux. The only alternative really seems to be x3270, whic
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Elias M?rtenson
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#32
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Re: Commndxx override operator input
Bill,
If this is MVS 3.8, simply reply:
R 00,CMD=xx
Where xx is the number of COMMNDxx
Regards,
Bob
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Bob Polmanter
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Re: Commndxx override operator input
You have not said which distribution you are using.?? If it is the p390 on http://archive.org/ you can type ipl a80? followed by a82xx also you can specify this Parm in your config file.?? The
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Rahim Azizarab
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#30
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Re: Commndxx override operator input
Last two digit in loadparm?
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Crni Mrki, DK4BN
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#29
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Commndxx override operator input
Apologies if this seems somewhat newbie-ish - I've been using various forms of MVS for many years but have never had to wrestle with this. Just as a precaution, changing the version of commndxx
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William Turner
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
I have installed WC3270, This emulator executes the Insert key as expected.
If I use NULLS in RPF, I can insert characters in the line if the line contains trailing "blanks".
I change in RPF the
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Rob Prins
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
Thank you very much for this information. It's all clear to me now, and
it explains precisely the behaviour I have been seeing.
I also installed Brexx, which allows me to use its FSS library
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Elias M?rtenson
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
As others have said, it's all about the difference between blanks or spaces (x'40' in EBCDIC) and "nulls" (x'00' being the NUL character).
When a field is full and you want to insert something, the
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Greg Price
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#25
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reallocating sys1.logrec
The JCL below can reallocate your Sys1.LOGREC to a larger size so you don't get the pesky "log is full" message every other day. It worked for me with minor changes of course.
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//KATHYLR JOB
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Rahim Azizarab
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
Some 3270 terminal emulator programs allow characters to be inserted in a field even if it is padded with trailing blanks instead of trailing nulls. Check the option settings for your terminal
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Charles Bailey
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
Thank you. So if I'm understanding this correctly, most screens (especially the editor) pre-fills fields with spaces all the way to the end, and x3270 will not let you insert a character if it would
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Elias M?rtenson
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
You must go after last character in the row and press button "erase eof" on
virtual keypad on x3270. Then you can insert characters in the row.
?et, 7. stu 2019. 23:37 Rahim Azizarab via Groups.Io
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Crni Mrki, DK4BN
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Re: Insert mode in x3270
please try?(x3270 -model 3279-2-E -once 127.0.0.1:3270&) on linux command line.
regards;
Rahim
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Rahim Azizarab
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Insert mode in x3270
I'm using TK4- on Linux, with x3270 as the terminal emulator.
When I press the "Insert" key to go into insert mode, it almost never works (it may have worked 3 times for me in total). In all other
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Elias M?rtenson
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Re: Hi - testing
Me too.
--
Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own.
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Jeremy Nicoll
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#18
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Re: Hi - testing
Here
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Neil Thompson
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#17
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Re: Hi - testing
Well, hi everyone.
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John James
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#16
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Re: Hi - testing
OK
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Crni Mrki, DK4BN
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#15
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Re: Hi - testing
Done
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Jim Gay
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