Tomas, I tried this on my TSO ID and the response was still visible. Is
the code dependant on a specific type of controller? The manual you
reference is a chargeable item so I am unable to look at it.
Thanks,
Jon 


Jon L. Veilleux
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Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 10:25 AM
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Subject: Re: REXX Question

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 09:31:03 -0400, Veilleux, Jon L
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wrote:

>Is there a way, other than using ISPF panels, to enter hidden data
>(passwords) as a response to a prompt from a REXX exec?


It is possible to use Start Field or Start Field Extended order in SAY
rexx statement and write fields with various attributes (protected,
invisible, hilight, color). Details are in 3174 Establishment
Controller: 
Functional Description, GA23-0218-11 */                            

When PULL rexx statement is executed then you can type data into any
unprotected field on the screen, not just on the line where cursor is
curently located. So you can type data into invisible field.
When you press ENTER, then data from the first modified field is
returned by PULL stsatement. 
Tomas                                             

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