There are many ways to customize functions and preferences
in QMF for TSO and CICS®.
For example, you can:
- Create QMF profiles for individual
users or groups of users, which control preferences for printing,
query interfaces, and other common QMF functions.
- Create procedures and applications tailored to your specific business
needs and then customize both QMF commands
and function keys to allow users to run those applications.
- Use QMF program parameters
and global variables both at startup time and in your business applications
to customize settings for storage, tracing, operating mode (interactive
or batch), and other aspects of the QMF operating
environment.
- Create your own edit codes for QMF forms.
These user-defined codes format the data in ways that are defined
by an underlying data formatting routine that you create.