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sparrow
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Hi ,
In my ISPF panel I am taking 3 inputs and proceeding with next panels. Next time when I display the panel , the older values which I entered last time is retained, I tried to REFRESH the panel with PF key, but it didnot work,
Can anyone please help me on this ?
here is my code
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"DISPLAY PANEL(MANYIP)"
"VGET (ENVR RLSE DATE) PROFILE"
"ISPEXEC VGET (ZPFKEY) ASIS"
SELECT
WHEN ZPFKEY ='PF03' THEN CALL EXIT
WHEN ZPFKEY ='PF05' THEN REFRESH(ENVR RLSE DATE)
OTHERWISE NOP
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Edited: Please use BBcode when You post some code, that's rather readable...Anuj |
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cpuhawg
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Prior to displaying the panel, you initialized the fields to blanks (based on their length:
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ENVR = ' '
RLSE = ' '
DATE = ' '
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Pedro
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What is that for?
I am guessing: the panel might be saving those variables to the profile, which based on your questions, I do not think it should be doing. If you use the same variable names in your rexx and your panel, then you just share them. Neither your panel nor your rexx should do VPUT or VGET (especially, if you want to blank them out each time). |
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sparrow
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| Thank you , I tried this before displaying the panel. It worked. |
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sparrow
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Hi Pedro,
I couldnt understand your question. I am new to REXX, please eloborate , so that I can learn more from you
Thanks |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
what Pedro is asking is, why are you using VGET if you don't want previous retained values.
At some stage or in the current PANEL/REXX a VPUT was used to save those variable names, hence a VGET will retrieve tha saved variables from your PROFILE and populate your panel.
Gerry |
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Pedro
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a VGET will retrieve tha saved variables from your PROFILE and populate your panel.
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Wrong! will not populate the panel.
In the program shown, the DISPLAY is done first, followed by VGET. Any values entered by the user are ignored, unless the panel itself saved the values to the PROFILE.
Except you want to blank out the values... so you should not be saving to the profile.
So, my suggestion is to remove the VPUT from the panel and remove the VGET from the rexx program. It will still work because ISPF and rexx share their variable pool |
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gcicchet
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Hi Pedro,
the VGET could easily be done in the PANEL, this would display the values in the panel.
Gerry |
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Pedro
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| For the situation described, you do not need any VPUT and VGET. REXX and panel share the same variables without VGET and VPUT, so why call them? |
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gcicchet
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Hi Pedro,
what I was trying to say is that the OP may have a VGET in the PANEL, I have agreed all along with you that VPUT and VGET is not required.
Gerry |
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sparrow
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Yes, I without VPUT and VGET its working...
Thanks everyone |
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