NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

Using Data Entry Panels
Getting Started
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The syntax of the REFRESH command is as follows:
REFRESH [ OFF | ON | seconds ]
OFF
stops automatic refresh.
ON
starts automatic refresh. Refresh takes place every 20 seconds.
seconds
starts automatic refresh and sets the refresh time interval. Use a value in the range
2 through 86400.
Issuing the REFRESH command without specifying an operand is equivalent to
pressing the F6 function key. The operation refreshes the displayed information once.
Using the X Command You can use the X command to exit from a panel. If you are in a data entry panel, any
changed data is not filed on exit.
Using Data Entry
Panels
You use data entry panels to define rulesets, rules, and command groups. The
following keys are available to you to perform various functions:
Keys Function
ENTER Validates the entries on a panel. If an entry is incorrect, a message appears
describing the error and the cursor moves to the incorrect field.
F3 Files the data entered. A message confirms the completion of the operation.
F7 and F8 Pages backward or forward through the panels.
F12 Cancels the operation and takes you back to the previous menu or selection
list panel.
TAB and SHIFT TAB Moves the cursor to the next or to the previous field on a panel.
You can use the wild-card characters question mark (?) and asterisk (*) in certain fields
on the data entry panels. Use wild-card characters according to the following
guidelines:
The ? character represents one nonblank character. You can use the ? character
anywhere in the specified string except at the beginning of the string, and it can
appear multiple times in the string. For example, NNM06?? provides a match for
NNM06 plus 2 characters (for example, NNM0686, NNM0687, NNM0697, …).
The * character represents zero or more nonblank characters. You can only use
this character at the end of a string, and it cannot be the only character in the
string. For example, NNM06* provides a match for NNM06 plus any number of
trailing characters (for example, NNM068, NNM0686, NNM06860…, …).