The following input commands are available on the Bundle Selection List panels:
Enables or disables the display of the Confirm Delete panel when definition data is to be deleted using the D selection code. The default is ON. Confirmation is automatically enabled when a new command is entered on the Primary Selection Menu panel.
The syntax of the CONFIRM command is as follows:
CONFIRM [ ON | OFF ]
Where:
Indicates to enable the Confirm Delete panel. No subsequent delete requests are processed without requesting user confirmation.
Indicates to disable the Confirm Delete panel. All subsequent delete requests are processed without requesting user confirmation.
Toggles between the two active displays.
Scrolls to the entry whose name you specify as the operand of the command; if the specified name is not in the list, scrolls to the entry whose name immediately precedes that specified.
For sorted lists, the LOCATE command traverses the list based on the first or only sort field.
Valid entries are L, LOC, and LOCATE.
Redisplays (or refreshes) a selection list with current information.
Because definition and active data can be concurrently updated and added by the started task, batch jobs, and online users, data displayed on a selection list can become outdated. Recent changes and newly added data are obtained when the REDISP command is entered.
The syntax of the REDISP command is as follows:
REDISP [ ON | OFF ]
Where:
Indicates that the display is to be refreshed automatically when the Enter key is pressed
Indicates that the REDISP command must be entered to refresh the display
The ON and OFF parameters are temporary overrides to the REDISP initialization parameter setting and are only retained for the duration of the session.
If the ON/OFF parameter is omitted, the display is refreshed without altering the current ON/OFF state.
For sorted lists, enter the REDISP command to refresh the display.
Valid entries are RED, REDISP, REF, and REFRESH.
Toggles between the two active displays.
Selects the bundle identifier you specify as the operand of the command for display.
If the specified bundle identifier does not exist, an entry is created for it.
Valid entries are S, SEL, and SELECT.
Sorts the selection list display by bundle identifier, date/time entry was last changed, user who last changed entry, or description.
Up to two fields can be sorted.
The syntax of the SORT command is as follows:
SORT field1 field2
The following table identifies the field names that can be referenced on the SORT command and the predefined sort sequence used to order the data.
Sorts by bundle identifier.
You can enter BUNDLE as BID or B.
Sort Sequence: Ascending
Sorts by date/time last changed.
You can enter CHANGED as CHA or C.
Sort Sequence: Descending
Sorts by user/job that last changed entry.
You can enter USER as U.
Sort Sequence: Ascending
Sorts by description.
Sort Sequence: Ascending.
To sort the selection list by description, enter the command:
sort desc
To sort the selection list by user who last changed entry and date/time entry was last changed, enter the command:
sort user cha
After the list is sorted, you can use the LOCATE command to traverse the list based on the first or only sort field. For example, if the list is sorted by description, LOCATE FINANCE scrolls the list to the entry or closest entry whose description is FINANCE.
If the SORT command is entered by itself without a field, the standard dynamic list, which is sequenced by bundle identifier, displays.
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