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nkothako
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I want to turn of PFkeys apart from PF09 key which are active in my ispf panel by default
would like to know what r the steps need to follow in my panel definition
I come to know only
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| )panel keylist(off) |
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Pedro
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| Define a keylist which only has PF09 defined. |
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nkothako
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| even if we want to turn of all the PFkeys then what steps required apart from above |
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ofer71
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To turn off keys, you can simply PFSHOW OFF.
From within dialog, you can either:
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| ADDRESS ISPEXEC "SELECT PGM(ISPOPF) PARM(PFK,OFF)" |
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STACK = "PFSHOW OFF"
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "DISPLAY PANEL(panel_name) COMMAND(STACK)" |
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Pedro
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I read the question differently. This is how I understood it: How to disable all keys except PF09?
PFSHOW OFF will not disable the keys, but only will stop showing them. You can still press the keys.
To implement:
1. define keylist with only PF09 defined.
2. edit the panel and refer to the keylist:
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| )panel keylist(mykeys01) |
When you press one of the keys, you get a message like: "key not active" |
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nkothako
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pedro,
You got me exactly what i need
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| /*ADDRESS ISPEXEC "DISPLAY PANEL(GFCMEN)" */ |
The above code was replaced with the below code in my rexx pgm which displays ispf panel
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STACK = "PFSHOW OFF"
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "DISPLAY PANEL(GFCMEN) COMMAND(STACK)" |
but panel is not displaying.
could you please provide me any link or code to acheive the below steps,
[Text]
To implement:
1. define keylist with only PF09 defined.
2. edit the panel and refer to the keylist: [/Text] |
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Pedro
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1. To define a keylist, type KEYLIST in the command line and press Enter. Create a keylist with a name that is unique to you. Press F1 to get help.
2. edit your panel and refer to your newly created keylist. Your panel should have a line like this, but use the name of your new keylist:
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| )panel keylist(mykeys01) |
If you use PFSHOW OFF, your PF9 will not display.
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| but panel is not displaying. |
You have to provide more details or error messages. |
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nkothako
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| To define a keylist, type KEYLIST in the command line and press Enter. Create a keylist with a name that is unique to you. Press F1 to get help. |
Is it not possible to do through ispf pannel before it displayed |
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Pedro
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| Is it not possible to do through ispf panel before it displayed |
It is not clear what you are asking.
To define a keylist, type KEYLIST in the command line and press Enter. A panel will be displayed that allows you to work with keylists. One of the actions is 'New'. Create a keylist with a name that is unique to you. Press F1 to get help. |
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