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Gary McDowell
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In SDSF I do &10 to simulate "Enter" every 10-seconds.
My problem is I cannot remember the command to get out of this command and it locks up my terminal. Anybody know the command to exit this command?
I’ve tried ATTN, ESC, CLEAR, shift/ATTN, alt/ATTN, shift/ESC, alt/ESC, shift/CLEAR, and alt/CLEAR. Nothing happens - &10 keep running.
Thanks for any help/insights. |
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steve-myers
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| It pretty much depends on your terminal emulator. If I remember correctly, in a real 3270 it was the PA1 key. My terminal emulator maps the ESC key as ATTN, which works, but I'm not sure exactly what that does. I don't recall that a real 3270 had an ATTN key. I hope I gave you enough to try things. |
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Terry Heinze
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I use Reflection Attachmate:
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³ HELP HELP: & Command Panel 1 of 2 ³
³ COMMAND INPUT ===> ³
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³ Purpose: Reissues an SDSF command at a specified interval. ³
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³ Where used: Any SDSF panel. ³
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³ Format: (command) &seconds ³
³ command is any SDSF command. If command is omitted, ³
³ the current panel is refreshed. With some commands, ³
³ do not leave a blank between the command and &. ³
³ seconds is the interval in seconds (up to 999). ³
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³ To cancel &, press the RESET key, then PA1 (BSC terminals); ³
³ or the Attn keys (SNA terminals). ³
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³ F1 = Help F10 = Previous Enter = Forward ³
³ F3 = Exit F7 = Up TOC = Menu ³
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and my RESET function is mapped to the Left Ctrl key and Attn is mapped to the Pause/Break key by default. |
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Gary McDowell
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Thank you Steve and Terry.
It seems if I press ATTN twice, it works. Yea, my mapping for ATTN is ctrl/pause. Geez.
Thanks again! |
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steve-myers
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| Gary McDowell wrote: |
| ... It seems if I press ATTN twice, it works. Yea, my mapping for ATTN is ctrl/pause. Geez. ... |
I suspect you are accessing the system through a session manager. The behavior you just described is typical of a session manager. I thought about asking if you are using a session manager while I was writing my first post for this topic, but then I realized you may not know what a session manager is, so I decided it wasn't worth the effort. |
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Gary McDowell
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Yep, the session manager is IBM Host On-Demand.
Hey, thanks for your assistance.
G. |
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