Previous Topic: Examples for Finding OutputNext Topic: Selecting and Retrieving Reports


Changing Modes with the MODE Command

Use the MODE command to change your current access mode. You can:

Enter the MODE command with the appropriate parameter on the command line of any Primary Selection panel, then press Enter.

The format is:

MODE mode
MODE mode distid
MODE distid mode
MODE distid

where mode is:

One of the five user modes:

where distid is:

A distribution ID that you are allowed to access, given the value of DISTID MASK in your user profile.

Note: If distid contains an embedded blank, parenthesis, quote, or a comma, enclose it in quotes (single or double). Any quote within the Dist-ID must be entered as a pair of quotes because a non-paired quote ends the ID; for example, if the value is JIM’S DESK, enter it as ‘JIM’’S DESK’ or “JIM’S DESK”.

The format is:

MODE EXP distid
MODE SAR userid

The following are examples of how to change modes with the mode command: