- CRD: Connection Command Redefine (LOG, NLOG, RES, HC, NHC, STEP, -, |)

CRD nam=nam-new  Connection-Command Redefine.

The available commands and symbols within connections that have a particular meaning for CFS, such as LOG/RES/HC, the Command Memory symbol, and the escape symbol, can all be renamed. The new description is globally valid for all connections.

It may be necessary to rename commands within the Connection Handler if, for example, a transaction code of a UTM application is identical to a command name (e.g. RES).

nam previous command name, Command Memory symbol, or escape symbol.

The following commands and symbols can be entered for nam and redefined using nam-new: LOG / NLOG / RES / HC / NHC / STEP / ^ (escape symbol) / - (Command Memory symbol).

nam-new new command name, Command Memory symbol, or escape symbol. When redefing a command name, care must be taken to ensure that the new name contains the same number of characters as the old name. (see CRD mask on the following page).

Examples:

CRD -=§ Redefine the Command Memory charcater

CRD LOG=LLL Redefine the command to start Logging

CRD NLOG=NLLL Redefine the command to stop Logging

CRD RES=RRR Redefine the command to replay a dialog session

CRD HC=HH Redefine the command to start Hardcopy

CRD NHC=NHH Redefine the command to stop Hardcopy

CRD Command without parameters: A full screen mask will be displayed from which the names of all applicable commands and symbols within a connection, such as LOG/RES/HC, Command Memory symbol, escape symbol, may be redefined. The new definition is valid for all connections.

By setting an option, the System Administrator can generate CFS (see CFSMAIN), such that the escape symbol ^ must precede all the above commands if they are to be executed. The Command Memory should thus be activated by "^-" instead of "-". The LOG and RES functions should be activated with ^LOG and ^RES respectively.

If this option has been activated by the System Administrator, it will be indicated in the CRD mask by all the commands being preceded by the escape symbol, ^. e.g.:

Command-Memory : - --> Command-Memory : ^-

Start Logging : LOG --> Start Logging : ^LOG