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Ekta Sharma
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Hi,
I have designed an ISPF Panel named as ISR@PNL1. On invoking it, it is throwing the following error:
ISPP121
Panel 'ISR@PNL1' error
Panel definition too large, greater than screen size.
Can anyone plz tell how to resolve this error? The )BODY of panel definition is exceeding 24 rows. Is this a possible cause of the error? |
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superk
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| Ekta Sharma wrote: |
| The )BODY of panel definition is exceeding 24 rows. Is this a possible cause of the error? |
Most definitely, yes. |
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Prasanthhere
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I faced this error long time back I was using TN3270and the error which I got was
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| Panel definition too large, greater than screen size. |
In my case I resolved it by doing this . I am not sure which model are you using and all .But just have a look at this
I selected the model mainframe should be 3278-5A and the model was set as setting the model in mainframe is 5-27 x132.
In the settings of tso (option 0) changed the screen format to 3 and
Terminal format to 5 . |
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Ekta Sharma
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How to resolve it?
I want to have 24 input fields (vertically aligned) on the panel. |
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Ekta Sharma
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I changed the TSO settings to screen format 3 and Terminal format 5.
But the same error is still coming. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
You could change the panel definition to be a scrolling panel.
You could re-define the panel to contain less than 24 vertical entries. |
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Ekta Sharma
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| Scrolling panel...U mean defining a dynamic area? |
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Ekta Sharma
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Here is the panel code:
COMMAND %===>_ZC+
EDIT(E)/VIEW(V) %===>_A+
$PDS LIST+
$********+
+¦$1._DS1
+¦$2._DS2
+¦$3._DS3
+¦$4._DS4
+¦$5._DS5
+¦$6._DS6
+¦$7._DS7
+¦$8._DS8
+¦$9._DS9
+¦$10._DS10
+¦$11._DS11
+¦$12._DS12
+¦$13._DS13
+¦$14._DS14
+¦$15._DS15
+¦$16._DS16
+¦$17._DS17
+¦$18._DS18
+¦$19._DS19
+----------------
+--------------
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+-----------
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+---------------------
+¦$48._DS48
)INIT
.CURSOR = ZC
&ZC = &Z
&A = ' '
&B = ' '
&D = &ZDATE
&T = &ZTIME
)PROC
VPUT (DS1 DS2 DS3 DS4 DS5 DS6 DS7 DS8 DS9 DS10 DS11 DS12) PROFILE
)END |
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Bill Dennis
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Look into )AREA formatting on your panel. Look in the ISPF manuals or brwose a sample panel.
1. do TSO ISRDDN command
2. enter M ISRUDA2S
3. browse the panel definition when located |
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