This is the screen generated during the Run function when CA Verify for VTAM retested the changed program.
DEMO.DEMOPROG.001 ---------- RUN: CURRENT SCREEN ------------------14:19:57 ENTER COMMAND ===> OUT RECORD: 11 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 R5 ----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+-- XTCADEMO CA VERIFY DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM 02/19/1999 CUSTOMER MASTER MAINTENANCE 14:19:39 SALES PERSON INQUIRY SALES PERSON: Ellen Jenkins NUMBER CUSTOMER NAME CITY STATE MAIN CONTACT TOTAL AR _ 9045 Allied Gene Splicing San Antonio TX Geronimo Davis 112,000 _ 2353 U. S. Tire Nozzles Greenwich CT Alex Schnitzwattle 1,065,000 _ 6028 3D Computer Graphics N Hollywood CA Horatio Ivanowitz 2,331,756
Notice that you do not have to use PF11 to scroll the display to the right. Once you scroll the display, CA Verify for VTAM uses the new screen position to display all future screens unless you use PF10 to change it again.
Of course, the time stamp differs from the time stamp on the Original screen. Fields like date and time are always changing. CA Verify for VTAM doesn't know that this difference is acceptable, so it flags it as a mismatch.
However, you can instruct CA Verify for VTAM to ignore fields like date and time which change with every execution by defining them as variable fields.
Action:
Press PF2.
Result:
CA Verify for VTAM rotates and displays the Original screen.
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