4.2.2.1 The Display Screen
The Session Manager display screen appears when you press the Enter key
after logging on. This screen is divided into several areas called
windows. You use these windows to enter, look at, and change the work in
your session journal.
Windows Definition
- MAIN
- The large portion of the display screen above the
numbered line is the MAIN window. This window lets you
see everything you type (commands and input to TSO/E)
and everything the system displays (output from
commands, messages). In effect, it lets you see your
session journal. You can also enter information in
this window.
- CURRENT
- Just below the numbered line is the CURRENT window.
When you first log on, this window lets you see the
last two lines in your session journal. As you do work
and more output is placed in your session journal, the
CURRENT window changes to reflect the last two lines
of output.
- STATUS
- The STATUS windows for the MAIN window are located in
the lower right-hand corner of the display screen. The
top window shows the scroll amount (labelled
SCROLL===> HALF) and the bottom window indicates
whether the MAIN window is locked or unlocked.
- ENTRY
- The ENTRY window begins right after the arrow near the
bottom of your display screen and continues to the
vertical bar on the last line of the screen. This area
is where you normally type in TSO/E commands.
- PASSWORD
- The window after the vertical bar is the PASSWORD
window and can be used to type in passwords for your
data sets. The information you type in the PASSWORD
window will not appear on the display screen or in
your session journal.
Session Manager also uses the PASSWORD window to
display error messages to you.
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