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Peter, the answer to your PA1 Reshow mystery is simple: this is deliberate
behaviour by ISPF which treats PA1 differently when keyboard is locked or
unlocked. Pressing PA1 when unlocked (for e
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This didn't work for me exactly as described. I did a 3.14 search which
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On 2/19/2019 6:56 AM, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
> Thanks Timothy. I am indeed using TN3270E, but I am still somewhat mystified.
ter x23353
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Thanks Attila, but in both our cases the keyboard is definitely in the unlocked
state when we are editing / writing code in the
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There may be a few more variables to consider here to understand all the
differences. I certainly can't remember all the nuances off the top of my head.
I would think t
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Peter, the answer to your PA1 Reshow mystery is simple: this is deliberate
behaviour by ISPF which treats PA1 differently when keyboard is
.
Peter
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On 2/19/2019 6:56 AM, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
> Thanks Timothy. I am indeed using TN3270E, but I am s
Attila might have cracked the code, but I want to highlight something
Seymour mentioned and expand on it.
The presence or absence -- and the configuration -- of a 3270 session
manager might have some impact on how "special" keys are handled, so that's
another possible variable. IBM's CL/SUPERSESSI
On 2/19/2019 6:56 AM, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
Thanks Timothy. I am indeed using TN3270E, but I am still somewhat mystified. PCOMM definitely
maps "Attention" to the un-shifted Esc key on the keyboard, but it ACTS like PA1 in the
ISPF / TSO HELP tutorial description on my employer's system,
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ISPF uses VTIOC facil
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ISPF uses VTIOC facilities,
iend's shop the terminal is
>coming in through, e.g., NVAS, TPX.
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t? maybe a VTAM exit?) coded somewhere that re-maps
> Attention to PA1?
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t re-maps
Attention to PA1?
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Yet another possible complication/variation is if you're connecting via
TN3270E versus TN3270. The "E" protocol handles certain special keys
properly (or should), and the earlier protocol did not.
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From the ISPF main menu, press PF1.
Select General information.
Select PA keys
As far as recovering some unfortunate editing goes, I think having ISPF
Edit Recovery on is vital, and probably should the default. SETUNDO KEEP
is a good idea as well.
A colleague of mine will keep an edit session going for weeks! Not quite my
taste, but the recovery option makes it feasible.
s
On 2/18/2019 2:20 PM, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
On a friend's z/OS system (not sure of the release), pressing "Attention" at
any ISPF screen causes the terminal to be taken out of service (VTAM INACT).
Sounds like the keyboard mapping is wrong. The "ESC" key is probably
sending SysReq or si
On 2019-02-18, at 15:20:08, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
> [Dual-posted to ISPF-L and IBM-MAIN]
>
> On my employer's z/OS 2.2 system and as far back as they have employed me
> (OS/390 R10 IIRC), pressing "Attention" (Esc on my PCOMM keyboard map) while
> in an ISPF screen "refreshes" the screen
On 2/18/2019 5:20 PM, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
[Dual-posted to ISPF-L and IBM-MAIN]
On my employer's z/OS 2.2 system and as far back as they have employed me (OS/390 R10 IIRC), pressing
"Attention" (Esc on my PCOMM keyboard map) while in an ISPF screen "refreshes" the screen
to the last sta
From the ISPF main menu, press PF1.
Select General information.
Select PA keys
This will explain the PA1 (ATTN) and PA2 (RESHOW) functions, as used by ISPF.
Next, you will want to see how these keys are mapped for your emulator. IIRC
PCOMM also has a pop-up keypad for these and other functions.
[Dual-posted to ISPF-L and IBM-MAIN]
On my employer's z/OS 2.2 system and as far back as they have employed me
(OS/390 R10 IIRC), pressing "Attention" (Esc on my PCOMM keyboard map) while in
an ISPF screen "refreshes" the screen to the last stable state, so if you
accidentally erased a whole li
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