ty, Kris:
Sounds like a SuperSession configuration problem.
I am going through SuperSession in both instances but the terminal pools I
am assigned are different in each case.
No doubt I am getting a non-EDS pool.
Time to delve into SuperSession.
Kris Buelens <kris.buel...@gmail.com>
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12/28/2010 02:20 PM
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Re: Stopping DIAL From Stripping Extended Data Stream
A general rule of z/VM is that it will never change the type of a device,
so DIAL will not change the 3270 characteristics (even though after DIAL
it will appear as a local non SNA 3270)
After you DIAL to z/OS, your 3270 gets another address. You need to find
the definition of that address in VTAM, a local non-SNA 3270 will it be.
But, that has a logmode too, and I guess the logmode currently associated
to that address defines a realy dumb 3270.
In a previous life, I instructed my students of the VM/VTAM course to turn
on the "query" bit in the PSERVIC:
PSERVIC=X'028000000000000000000300'
2010/12/28 George Henke/NYLIC <george_he...@newyorklife.com>
How do I stop DIAL from turning off the Extended Data Stream (EDS)
terminal attribute?
I have NSX32702 Logmode (NSX means Non-SNA EDS) before dialing my z/OS
guest.
The ISPF ENVIRON TERMSTAT Query on native z/OS shows:
ISPF TERMINAL CHARACTERISTICS
14 BIT ADDRESSING = ON
16 BIT ADDRESSING = OFF
EXTENDED COLOR = ON
EXTENDED HIGHLITING = ON
After dialing the z/OS guest with the same Logmode the z/OS ISPF ENVIRON
TERMSTAT Query shows:
ISPF TERMINAL CHARACTERISTICS
14 BIT ADDRESSING = OFF
16 BIT ADDRESSING = OFF
EXTENDED COLOR = OFF
EXTENDED HIGHLITING = OFF
DBCS = OFF
DBCS = OFF
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Kris Buelens,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
