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CA OLQ

Exiting from CA OLQ

Commands that exit you from CA OLQ can be specified in the command line on CA OLQ screens. The command line is highlighted on each of the following sample CA OLQ screens.

switch schema 


EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYEE-DBKEY   :      75011:13
EMP-ID-0415      :    349
EMP-NAME-0415    :
EMP-FIRST-NAME-0415 :  ROGER
EMP-LAST-NAME-0415 :  WILCO
EMP-ADDRESS-0415 :
EMP-STREET-0415  :  671A SNOWBANK RD
EMP-CITY-0415    :  TYNGSBORO
EMP-STATE-0415   :  MA
EMP-ZIP-0415     :
EMP-ZIP-FIRST-FIVE-0415 :  01879
EMP-ZIP-LAST-FOUR-0415 :
EMP-PHONE-0415   :   6176490190
STATUS-0415      :  01
SS-NUMBER-0415   :  111000023
START-DATE-0415  :
START-YEAR-0415  :   79
START-MONTH-0415 :   11
START-DAY-0415   :   11
:..CONTINUED
    

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─►switch schema                                           Page     3  of      3


Select                                              Command/       Show
Pfkey  Option  Description                                Screen Name     Help

--─►  Control Activity  <---

PF3      _     Terminate OnLine Query session             QUIt              _
_     Change session options                     OPTions           _
_     Suspend OnLine Query session               SUSpend           _
PF9      _     Swap from menu mode to command mode        SWAp              _
_     Switch to Transfer Control Facility        SWItch            _

--─►  Additional Help  <---

Display list of commands and pfkeys        HELp COMmands     _
Display list of selected records           HELp RECord       _
Display list of selected columns           HELp COLumn       _
Display database access path               HELp PATh         _

1=HELP         2=GLOBAL HELP         3=QUIT         4=MESSAGE         7=BWD

Function keys can also be used to exit from CA OLQ. Function keys for CA OLQ are defined at system generation time and can vary from site to site.

When you exit from CA OLQ, TCF suspends or terminates your CA OLQ session and transfers control as described in the following table. The contents of a suspended CA OLQ session are kept in a scratch record and saved until you sign off from the DC/UCF system.

Note: You can have a maximum of one suspended CA OLQ session. For example, you can resume but not start a new CA OLQ session if you already have a suspended CA OLQ command mode or menu facility session.

Transferring from CA OLQ

The way your current CA OLQ session ends and TCF transfers control on exit depends on the exit method you use, as described in the following table.