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sakthi16
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Joined: 12 May 2008
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Hi
Anyone can u please tell me...
How to close all opened panels with single tso command..? |
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 Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 6:39 pm Post subject: Re: How to close all opened panels with single tso command..? |
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Pedro
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| Use the RETURN command to leave all panels of an application. But if you have several applications, you have to issue it a few times. |
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sakthi16
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Location: India
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Hi...
I want to close all the applications with a single command....
We can close all by typing the command again and again, But I want to close all the applications with single command.
Is it possible....? |
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UmeySan
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Morning Sir !
>> But I want to close all the applications with single command.
--> Just Close everything with two commands:
1.) Enter =SDSF;ST in Command-Line
2.) Enter P in front of your User-Job
--> Everything closed and completly logged off --> :-) |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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2.) Enter P in front of your User-Job
--> Everything closed and completly logged off --> |
Kinda brutal and may lead to adventures the next logon  |
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stodolas
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| Just close your emulator.... you will eventually time out. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| you will eventually time out. |
But if you are editing in one screen or another, those files will be "locked" until the timeout occurs. |
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Gnanas SNG
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Location: India
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| stodolas wrote: |
| Just close your emulator.... you will eventually time out. |
I'm not allowed and lead to issues!
I could remember, In one of LPARs... once I closed the emulator without proper log off, I was called after late mid night from systems to close!!! |
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stodolas
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| Sometimes I go back out to the Netview Access list and type "lf TSO" and it kills my session hard. Then type logoff and it is all done. |
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Pedro
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We can close all by typing the command again and again, But I want to close all the applications with single command.
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How many applications do you start that it is such a problem? |
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Aaru
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steve,
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| Just close your emulator.... you will eventually time out. |
If we close the emulator and when we login again i think it will be in the same state as how it was before logoff unless the session is terminated. |
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Aaru
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Joined: 03 Jul 2007
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Location: Chennai - India
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sakthi,
Going by the answers posted i don't think there is any command to close all the panels in one go.
May be try giving "=x" as many times as the no of panels opened. |
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sakthi16
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Location: India
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Thanks to all...
Im using "=x" to close as many times as panels opened... |
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