TYPE

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Determines the formatting of the subpanel.

TYPE=[SUMMARY|DETAIL|TEXT|ACTION|PUSHBUTTON|TABDIALOG|TREE]
Possible values
SUMMARY
Displays queried data for multiple targets (such as plexes, LPARs, and address spaces) in tabular form, with each column displaying the values for a particular property, or attribute, for each target (Figure 1).
DETAIL
Displays queried data for a selected target in columns of attribute/value pairs (Figure 2). In detail subpanels, all data is right-aligned.
TEXT
Allows use of freeform text and a subset of HTML formatting tags. Text is entered using the TEXT= keyword. No QUERY or QUERY-related keywords can be used with subpanels of this type.
ACTION
For use with workspaces specified MODE=SILENT. Allows actions, like queries, to be executed from the panel, without the users seeing the panel. The panel is invoked as many times as selections are passed to it.
PUSHBUTTON
Use this type to code one or more reverse video push-buttons. This type is a special version of <ISPFPANEL> that supports the PS (Point and Shoot) field type.
TABDIALOG
Use this type value to implement subpanel tabs. This type require the special keyword TAB. An example is shown in Figure 5.
TREE
Sub-panel will render display column #1 as a tree structure.
Default value
SUMMARY

Example 1: TYPE=SUMMARY

Specifying TYPE=SUMMARY results in a subpanel like the one in Figure 1:
Figure 1. Example of a SUMMARY subpanel

Example of a SUMMARY subpanel

Example 2: TYPE=DETAIL

Specifying TYPE=DETAIL results in a subpanel like the one in Figure 2.

Figure 2. Example of a DETAIL subpanel

Example of a DETAIL subpanel

Example 3: TYPE=TEXT

Specifying TYPE=TEXT results in a subpanel like the one shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Example of a TEXT subpanel

Example of a TEXT subpanel

Example 4: TYPE=ACTION

Example 5: TYPE=PUSHBUTTON

Specifying TYPE=PUSHBUTTON results in a subpanel like the one shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Example of a PUSHBUTTON subpanel

Example of a PUSHBUTTON subpanel

Example 6: TYPE=TABDIALOG

Figure 5 specified by using TYPE=TABDIALOG.
Figure 5. Example of a TABDIALOG subpanel definition and the resulting subpanel
<SUBPANEL>
TYPE=TABDIALOG               
TAB="Date/Time",KOBPRFDT     
TAB="Colors",KOBPRFCL        
TAB="Session/Logon",KOBPRFSS 
TAB="Auto/Update",KOBPRFAU   
TAB="Hub Check",KOBPRFHB 
<SUBPANELEND>

Example of a TABDIALOG subpanel

Example 7: TYPE=TREE

Specifying TYPE=TREE results in a subpanel like the one shown in Example of a TREE subpanel.
Figure 6. Example of a TREE subpanel

Example of a TREE subpanel