Paul Gilmartin wrote:
In a recent note, Art Celestini said:
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 09:10:17 -0400
I cannot seem to find the right combination of PuTTY options and
terminal emulation type to get the "recall" function to work.
For telnetd on Lintel systems, this is the up-arrow. The IBM
Communications Server doc seems to suggest F1 or Esc-1 should do
it for otelnetd, but I can get neither to work for me.
It appears that the "recall" you expect is a shell function.
Bash (prevalent on Lintel) supports up-arrow; z/OS shell doesn't
(not required by POSIX). For z/OS, try:
set -o vi # then
<esc>k # to retrieve backward
<esc>j # to retrieve forward.
These are vi-like. There's also an emacs-like form if that's
your taste.
I believe bash has also been ported to z/OS.
-- gil
Hi
We use "set -o emacs"
and the <control>p for PREVIOUS with putty 0.58 and z/Os 1.5 and 1.7
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