The MAI : Primary menu is the principal interface to MAI for privilege class A, B, and C users. Commands can be executed against listed sessions, and session definitions can be modified and created. This section describes the menu in detail and discusses the actions that can be applied to session definitions in the session list.
The following information is displayed on the MAI : Primary Menu (first panel):
Identifies the session. A session ID can represent running applications, applications yet to be activated, or applications once active but now ended, as indicated by the Status field.
Displays the status for each session.
Describes the application.
The MAI : Primary Menu consists of two panels. To see the second panel, press the Right function key (F10).
The second panel of the MAI : Primary menu shows the function keys that are assigned for the session and includes the following information:
Identifies the attention keys, if any, which jump in a forward direction from this session to the next in the session circle.
Identifies the attention keys, if any, which jump in the reverse direction from this session to the next (in the reverse direction) in the session circle.
Identifies the attention keys, if any, which jump directly from this session to the MAI : Primary Menu.
Identifies the attention keys, if any, which jump directly from this session to another window.
Identifies the network resource used by MAI on this session. This value is the VTAM ACB name that is simulating a terminal for the application on this session. If MAI ACB sharing is in effect, this name can appear more than once in the session status list.
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