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olegscott
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Hi,
I'm new to mainframe, and I joined as a tester recently for a bank.
I was wondering if there were any ways by which I can change the way the output looks after querying in SPUFI. Like, I want to not just change the colors(which I already did), I want to change the underlines, spacing between attributes, etc.
Not to sound like a toxic Linux user, but I am the kind of person who likes to "rice" their system to make them look as appealing to themselves as possible.
Thanks a bunch! |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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sergeyken
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| olegscott wrote: |
| I want to not just change the colors(which I already did) |
Where exactly did you change the colors?  |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Welcome!
This is pretty standard layout SFUFI provides. Many organizations provide tools other than SFUFI to query DB2. e.g. TOAD, IBM Data Studio etc. Check if your site has any of those. |
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olegscott
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Thanks a lot for the help!
| sergeyken wrote: |
| olegscott wrote: |
| I want to not just change the colors(which I already did) |
Where exactly did you change the colors? |
Using the color change utility in ISPF Settings.
| Rohit Umarjikar wrote: |
Welcome!
This is pretty standard layout SFUFI provides. Many organizations provide tools other than SFUFI to query DB2. e.g. TOAD, IBM Data Studio etc. Check if your site has any of those. |
Thank you, I will check this out. |
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sergeyken
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| olegscott wrote: |
Thanks a lot for the help!
| sergeyken wrote: |
| olegscott wrote: |
| I want to not just change the colors(which I already did) |
Where exactly did you change the colors? |
Using the color change utility in ISPF Settings.
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There is no utility, there are manually changeable settings in ISPF.
Did you mean, View/Edit Syntax Highlighting settings?
If not, I do hardly understand why else may be "colored" via using ISPF settings? |
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