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sparrow
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Hi,
Can someone please help me to set PF keys to cancel the Dataset recall or to run the recall process in background? |
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Pedro
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I think the ATTN key will break in. The recall continues, but your TSO session is allowed to do other things.
Your emulator may be different. With IBM's PCOMM emulator, you right click to get a popup with several keys. Click on 'attention'. |
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sparrow
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Hi Pedro,
I am using ATTACHMENT EXTRA emulator. It doesnot have one such option. Is there any other way ? |
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Terry Heinze
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| The last time I used Attachmate Extra, the interrupt key (Esc) did it. |
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neelesht
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Sparrow,
You can use SHIFT + ESC in Attachment Extra .
Regards,
Neelesh |
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Pedro
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| or to run the recall process in background |
The way to prevent it in the first place is to use the HRECALL command. Type HELP HRECALL to see the syntax. |
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sparrow
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| neelesht wrote: |
Sparrow,
You can use SHIFT + ESC in Attachment Extra .
Regards,
Neelesh |
Yes it works .... SHIFT + ESC is working
Thank you Neelesh. |
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