Primary commands
You can use normal ISPF commands freely throughout the panel. Primary commands for the panels shows some of the ISPF commands used on the command line of HCL Workload Automation for Z panels.
Command | Action |
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END | Save all changes made in the panel
and return to the previous panel if no errors were found. END often
starts the operation described in the panel.
Note: If there
is an error in an input field in a panel, you cannot leave that panel
by pressing the End PF key or by issuing the END command; either correct
the error or issue the CANCEL command. |
RETURN | Return to main menu. An END operation is executed for each panel in the sequence leading back to the main menu; all changes in the individual panels are saved. |
ENTER | Verify and save all changes. The panel is then redisplayed (if no error was found), unless you press Enter on a menu or selection criteria panel, in which case the next logical panel is displayed. If an error is discovered, a short error message is issued. You can obtain more information (a long error message) by pressing the Help PF key. |
CANCEL | Return to the previous panel without making any changes. |
UP nn | Scroll upward through the data by the number of lines specified by nn. |
DOWN nn | Scroll downward through the data by the number of lines specified by nn. |
RIGHT | Display the right part of the data. This is available only from panels that have the text LEFT PART in the panel title. |
LEFT | Display the left part of the data. This is available only from panels that have the text RIGHT PART in the panel title. |
HELP | Display help information. |
SORT | Sort information in a list. |
LOCATE lparm | Scroll to the field specified. If the field is not found, the list is displayed starting with the entry before which the specified field would have occurred. If the list is sorted by application name, then lparm is the name of the application; if sorted by job name, lparm is a job name. |
GRAPH | Display a network of dependencies. |
GDDM® | Execute GDDM functions on a graphically displayed network. |
ATTR | Set graphic attributes. |