What does EDF display?

All EDF displays have the same general format, but the contents depend on the point at which the task was interrupted. The display indicates which of these interception points has been reached and shows information relevant to that point.

Figure 1 shows a typical display; occurring after execution of a SEND MAP command.

Figure 1. Typical EDF display


TRANSACTION: AC20 PROGRAM: DFH0VT1 TASK: 00032 APPLID: 1234567
DISPLAY:00
STATUS: COMMAND EXECUTION COMPLETE
1
EXEC CICS SEND MAP
MAP ('T1 ')
FROM ('...........................................................'...)
LENGTH (154)
MAPSET ('DFH0T1 ')
CURSOR
2
TERMINAL
ERASE
NOFLUSH
NOHANDLE




OFFSET:X'002522' LINE:00673 EIBFN=X'1804'
RESPONSE: NORMAL EIBRESP=0
3
ENTER: CONTINUE
4
F1 : UNDEFINED F2 : SWITCH HEX/CHAR F3 : END EDF SESSION
F4 : SUPPRESS DISPLAYS F5 : WORKING STORAGE F6 : USER DISPLAY
F7 : SCROLL BACK F8 : SCROLL FORWARD F9 : STOP CONDITIONS
F10: PREVIOUS DISPLAY F11: EIB DISPLAY F12: ABEND USER TASK

Note: 1 Header 2 Body 3 Message line 4 Menu of functions

The display consists of a header, a body (the primary display area), a message line, and a menu of functions you can select at this point. If the body does not fit on one screen, EDF creates multiple screens, which you can scroll through using function keys F7 and F8. The header, menu, and message areas are repeated on each screen.