Juergen Keller wrote: > I wonder what the TERMINAL-command is for. The TERMINAL SCRSIZE setting controls how TSO line-mode terminal housekeeping is performed. Fullscreen applications are free to use an available screen size different from the one used by line-mode TSO. Of course, many fullscreen apps use GTSIZE to ascertain the line-mode screen dimensions and then proceed to use this size also. And then some apps use GTTERM to ascertain the primary and alternate screen sizes that the terminal supports, and choose one without inspecting the current line-mode screen size setting. And then again, some apps just proceed on the basis that the screen size is 24 by 80 without checking. Unless they have fixed it fairly recently, SDSF does not handle large screen sizes well (unless running as an ISPF application).
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