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Jo9675
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Hi. We use REXX code to log on to TSO/ISPF (and I'm not familiar with REXX). I have 2 users who do not receive the panel they're supposed to - ISP@8102, but instead receive ISP@PRIM (my guess is this is the default; we haven't used it in years). To their knowledge, the users are not passing any panel names or other information that would keep them from getting ISP@8102. My question is, is there a PANEL flag or parm that could be cleared so they receive the ISP@8102 a log on?
One more bit of info that may be of help: after they X out of ISP@PRIM, the ISP@8102 panel does display.
The code I think is questionable appears below.
Thanks - jo.
ARG PANEL
if PANEL = '' then PNL = 'PANEL(ISP@8102)'
else PNL = 'PANEL('PANEL')' |
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Akatsukami
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| Jo9675 wrote: |
Hi. We use REXX code to log on to TSO/ISPF (and I'm not familiar with REXX). I have 2 users who do not receive the panel they're supposed to - ISP@8102, but instead receive ISP@PRIM (my guess is this is the default; we haven't used it in years). To their knowledge, the users are not passing any panel names or other information that would keep them from getting ISP@8102. My question is, is there a PANEL flag or parm that could be cleared so they receive the ISP@8102 a log on?
One more bit of info that may be of help: after they X out of ISP@PRIM, the ISP@8102 panel does display.
The code I think is questionable appears below.
Thanks - jo.
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ARG PANEL
if PANEL = '' then PNL = 'PANEL(ISP@8102)'
else PNL = 'PANEL('PANEL') |
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Although it is not truly necessary in this case, it is best if you enclose coode, messages, etc. -- anything that needs to be reproduced in fixed fonts and with indentation preserved -- in Code tags, as I have in this quotation.
The ARG instruction indicates that this particular routine is called as a function or subroutine from another, perhaps external, routine, and that the PANEL argument is provided by it. What of that routine? Could you look at it and, if need be, post the relevant code (showing the source of that argument). |
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expat
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It would appear that something is setting the value of the variable PANEL to other than blank somewhere along the line.
Can you run the logon exec using TRACE R or TRACE I to see exectly what is happening. |
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Jo9675
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| I will check for that - thank you! |
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