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abrar
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Hi all,
Can some one help me to find a way to move the command line to top of screen on SDSF menu.
Also I have lost the action bar that used to appear in the menu.
Is there a TSO command with which I can get those two back to normal or to restore default settings??
Please Help!
Thanks in anticipation! |
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sivatechdrive
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Hi Friend
From the ISPF main menu,go to
0--Settings
in ISPF Settings
Go to Options
Don't select or remove the option " Command line at bottom "
Regards
siva |
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ashutosh719
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| same as Siva told above...it should work... |
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abrar
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Hi Siva,
Thank you for the quick help. But your suggestion isn't working for me  . The field that you have mentioned is already set to ASIS (i.e. COMMAND line will be displayed on TOP). I am facing the problem only for the SDSF panel, for other screens COMMAND line is on TOP. The action bar (which I managed to get back now..) for SDSF too does not contain anything where I can change the COMMAND line settings. I was hoping if there was some command which could help me out!
Thanks,
Abrar. |
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anuradha
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Hi Abrar,
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| I am facing the problem only for the SDSF panel, for other screens COMMAND line is on TOP. The action bar (which I managed to get back now..) for SDSF too does not contain anything where I can change the COMMAND line settings. |
If command line is set on top thru settings then it should be same thru out.
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Display Filter View Print Options Help
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SDSF STATUS DISPLAY ALL CLASSES LINE 1-17 (44)
COMMAND INPUT ===> SCROLL ===> CSR |
Just give it a try by changing the settings to make command prompt appear bottom. And see if your SDSF screen's command prompt becomes reverse. |
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somasundaran_k
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Hi Abrar
If your problem is not yet solved try the folowing method.
Go to SDSF and give an SJ infront of any JES output.
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NP JOBNAME
SJ anyjobid
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This will take you to the edit panel. Enter SETTINGS in the command line and change the option in "Command line at bottom" in the seetings panel.
Let us know the outcome.
Regds
-Som |
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abrar
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Hi All,
Thanks a lot for all the help given by you.
Finally somasundaran's trick worked. I was able to change the options after editing the job and giving the SETTINGS command. There I found the options for COMMAND LINE.
Thanks you all once again.
Abrar. |
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MainframeHelp4_u
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Somu..
Keep posting ..Good things .. All the Best ;-)
Cheers
Mainframehelp4_u
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rsshanmugam
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Joined: 08 Mar 2005
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| No need to do SJ infront of JOB and type SETTINGS. in the command line itself we can type SETTINGS. this will lead to ISPF settings for SDSF. somu you rock |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Apart from that the original question is nearly 7 years old, who is "somu" in this thread!  |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
Probably somasundaran_k
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enrico-sorichetti
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