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sushanth bobby
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Hi,
when i type 'panelid' in the command. It display the panel id in the top left of my screen. When i type swap list, i get all the screens that are currently open, i can choose which screen, i want to jump to.
Is there a command to jump to that specific screen by giving their panelid.
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ofer71
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No, but you can write your own command, and use ISPEXEC DISPLAY service.
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sushanth bobby
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oh OK. O.
I will search on things regarding that.
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sushanth bobby
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O,
Got it,
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| ADDRESS ISPEXEC "DISPLAY PANEL(DB2DMSTR)" |
But, when i try for this one,
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "DISPLAY PANEL(RPM)"
it just quits, i mean it just gets to the main ISPF screen.
Then i found out, for DB2D, DB2M, DB2D(different regions)
DB2DMSTR - gives 2 options whether to go to spufi or CA products
DB2MMSTR - gives 2 options whether to go to spufi or CA products
DB2WMSTR - dito
CA PRODUCTS main screen panel id is RPM. It is same for all the regions.
if i want to jump to DEVELOPMENT --> CA main products screen. i.e., DB2DMSTR-->RPM
How to do it ?
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Pedro
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| you can write your own command, and use ISPEXEC DISPLAY service. |
Some applications start with a program, which subsequently displays a panel. If you display the panel yourself, you will miss the required setup. I do not think that is a good approach.
SWAP LIST also shows the 'name' field. It can be set during the initial SELECT call to start an application. Or you can name it yourself using the SCRNAME command.
You can use the screen name in the SWAP command to jump to that particular application. For example:
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sushanth bobby
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| OKEY pedro |
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