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Shrimathi Krishnan
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Joined: 19 Apr 2007
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Location: Chennai
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Hi
I used &n in my SPOOL command line to prevent automatic logoff of the session. Can anu of u tell me how to reset it?
Rgds
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William Thompson
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Location: Tucson AZ
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| Usually the "Attention" key, look to your emulator's keyboard mapping for which one it is. |
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cgk_106
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Location: chennai
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| Press the escape key ..it will work |
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sandeepc_savithri
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Location: chennai
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please try shift + escape
and i feel it may depend on the emulator too |
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expat
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Location: Welsh Wales
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| If you need to use an SDSF auto refresh to keep your self from being logged out because of inactivity, are you sure that you are in the right job ??? |
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Phrzby Phil
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Location: Richmond, Virginia
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Expat - I am sometimes positioned on all 8 available TSO screens, and maybe a few others on another LPAR: in a program here, in a data file there, and if I'm on a phone call or called away and am logged off, I lose all of this and have to reposition.
I find the &n feature very useful and have it coded on a PFkey.
(Perhaps your tongue was in your cheek, though. I appreciate all of your comments and answers.) |
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