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Pedro
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Joined: 01 Sep 2006
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Location: Silicon Valley
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I want to VIEW a temporary dataset with an initial macro. The macro makes some formatting changes.
Since it is a temporary file, it I do not want to be bothered by the VIEW Warning panel that is displayed on Exit. How to avoid that panel? |
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ofer71
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Instead of ISREDIT END, you can use ISREDIT CANCEL.
When using CANCEL, you can control the appearance and absence of the confirmation panel by setting and un-setting the system variable ZPCFMCNP.
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Pedro
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Sorry, if my post was not clear. I want to show the VIEWed dataset, but do not wish to see the exit confirmation panel when the user is done.
Thanks to my colleagues, I just learned of the CONFIRM and CHGWARN parameters. They did what I wanted.
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"VIEW DATAID("dataid") PANEL(mydde2) MACRO(mymacro)",
"CONFIRM(NO) CHGWARN(NO)" |
Also, my initial macro mapped the END command to CANCEL so that the user ends in the customary way:
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Address ISREDIT
"MACRO"
"DEFINE END ALIAS CANCEL"
"DEFINE EXIT ALIAS CANCEL" |
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Bill Dennis
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Location: Iowa, USA
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Pedro,
While in your customised VIEW, if a user invokes another window using the EDIT primary command is the END command still aliased? They might think they are saving changes but not! |
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