EM3270 Manual

SET Command
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EM3270 Emulator Command Set
Messages: 1004, 1008, 1015
BLANKFIELD { EMPTY | SINGLE | FULL }
specifies whether trailing spaces should be added for a completely blank field.
EMPTY specifies that no spaces should be added. SINGLE specifies that one space
should be inserted. FULL specifies that spaces should be added to the end of the
field. The default value is EMPTY.
Messages: 1004, 1008, and 1015.
BLANKONLY { ON | OFF }
specifies whether to append trailing spaces to inbound 3270 fields. If
BLANKONLY is set ON, EM3270 will only send an inbound space if a space was
written to that position by the host application. If BLANKONLY is set OFF,
EM3270 will send an inbound space if any non-null character was written to that
position. BLANKONLY defaults to OFF.
Messages: 1004, 1008, and 1015.
BRACKET { ON | OFF }
specifies whether EM3270 issues a Setmode 112 to a 3270 terminal when the host
session goes between brackets. The default is OFF.
Messages: 1004, 1008, and 1015.
COLOR { ON | OFF | EXTENDED }
specifies the handling of color when accessing a 3270 or 5250 host application with
a 6530 emulator, such as PCT or OV/TTE. When set to ON, EM3270 uses the user-
exit procedures described in Appendix E to map field colors. When set to
EXTENDED, EM3270 automatically selects colors based upon the field attributes in
the data stream. The default value is OFF.
Messages: 1004, 1008, and 1015.
CPRINTER file-name
specifies a file name to be accessed during host and operator-initiated terminal-to-
printer copy operations. file-name is typically a printer device name or the spooler
subdevice name. The copy can be triggered by an SCOBOL PRINT SCREEN
statement, a COPY command from the IBM host, a WCC Start Print bit set on by
the IBM host, or by the operator pressing the PRINT key. If CPRINTER is not
specified, all of the above actions are ignored by the EM3270 emulator. The screen
print is done by opening the file file-name, reading the terminal screen, writing the
screen data out one line at a time, then closing the output file. CPRINTER has
meaning only when DEVTYPE is set to CRT. See the HIDDEN parameter below.
Messages: 1004, 1008, and 1015.