NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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RECALLEND
assigns to the function key the function of exiting from the recall buffer
and returning to normal scrolling mode.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, including the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.
The names of the function keys indicate the type of terminal. For example, F1
refers to a Tandem 6530 or compatible terminal while PF01 refers to an IBM 3270
or compatible terminal.
When you enter this command from the INIT NCL procedure executed during
NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup, you can define function keys for either a
Tandem 6530 or compatible terminal or an IBM 3270 or compatible terminal.
When you enter this command from an NCL procedure after NonStop
NET/MASTER MS startup, or from the OCS command input line, you can use it
to define only function keys that are valid for the current terminal type.
A function key can hold two types of definitions and two text values
simultaneously. A function key can be defined as an action function key and hold
one text value. The same function key can be defined as either a conversational,
immediate, prefix, or suffix function key and hold a different text value. Both
types of definitions are shown when you display a list of current function key
definitions.
A global function key definition is a definition created by this command during
NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup, in the INIT NCL procedure. It becomes the
default for all NonStop NET/MASTER MS users. If you want to create global
function key definitions for both Tandem 6530 or compatible terminals and IBM
3270 or compatible terminals during NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup, you
must include separate definitions for function keys on each terminal type.
A local function key definition is a definition created by an individual user in
OCS after NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup. A local function key definition is
effective only for a specific user and only in the OCS window from which this
command is executed. When you exit from OCS, local function key definitions are
lost.
Note If you define a local function key with the SPLIT or SWAP keyword, this value remains current while you
are logged on to NonStop NET/MASTER MS. The value is not lost when you exit from OCS.
If you define a local function key that has been defined as a global function key,
the local definition overrides the global definition. The global definition is
restored when you exit from OCS.