The following is a list of function key abbreviations for use in the cmdtext operand under SESSCMD. Note that the uppercase and lowercase alphabetic characters are abbreviations for different keys.
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@C Clear @1 PF1 @2 PF2 @3 PF3 @4 PF4 @5 PF5 @6 PF6 |
@7 PF7 @8 PF8 @9 PF9 @a PF10 @b PF11 @c PF12 @d PF13 |
@e PF14 @f PF15 @g PF16 @h PF17 @i PF18 @j PF19 @k PF20 |
@l PF21 @m PF22 @n PF23 @o PF24 @x PA1 @y PA2 @z PA3 |
You also can insert special escape instructions in the text string to specify where on the screen the text should be placed. You can specify the following instructions:
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Instructions |
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@(xx,yy) |
Go to line xx, column yy. (1,1) is the topmost left character on the screen. |
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@B |
Tab backwards one field. |
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@F |
Erase the End-of-File character. This replaces all remaining characters in the current field with blanks. |
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@L |
Move the cursor left one position. |
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@N |
Move the cursor down one line and to the first unprotected field that follows the current cursor position. If the cursor is on the last screen line, wrap to the home position on the screen. |
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@T |
Tab forward one field. |
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@U |
Move the cursor up one position. |
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@V |
Move the cursor down one position. |
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@Z |
Move the cursor right one position. |
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@0 |
Go to home (position (1,1)). |
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@- |
Continuation feature. When this operator is entered at the end of the SESSCMD text, the automatic Enter key is not sent. |
To include the @ sign as text, specify @@.
Note: CA OPS/MVS does not translate the text string to uppercase.
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