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ops--EPI SETMODEL—Set Model Number

The EPI SETMODEL command sets the model number for the virtual terminal. If this terminal is enabled, the SETMODEL command disables the terminal internally, sets the model number, and then re-enables the terminal.

Important! We strongly recommend that you do not use this command because it will be removed in a future release. This command does not actually set the model number for the virtual terminal. The type of the terminal is controlled by the value of the LOGMODE keyword on the EPI CHANGE, EPI DEFINE, or EPI LOGON command.

This command has the following format:

ADDRESS EPI "SETMODEL keywords"
{termname|*}
{model}
termname

Defines the virtual terminal for which you are setting a model number.

*

Sets a model number for the current terminal that is defined by the SETTERM command.

model

Specifies the model number, which must be 2, 3, or 4.

EPI SETMODEL Sample Coding Statements

The following sample coding statement sets the terminal model for TERM3 to model 3:

SETMODEL TERM3 3