Some questions on using ISPF Dialog Test

I have an ISPF application where a clist performs some allocations, then does the LIBDEF function for the allocations. The clist then invokes the application with ISPEXEC SELECT PGM(APISPF) PARM(PRM) NEWAPPL(APF1) PASSLIB ISPF is giving me an abend 0c4 in a call to display a

Re: Some questions on using ISPF Dialog Test

Dave Day wrote: I have an ISPF application where a clist performs some allocations, then does the LIBDEF function for the allocations. The clist then invokes the application with ISPEXEC SELECT PGM(APISPF) PARM(PRM) NEWAPPL(APF1) PASSLIB ISPF is giving me an abend 0c4 in a call to

Re: Some questions on using ISPF Dialog Test

SNIP I think if you read the docs more carefully, you will find there are no CONTROL LOCK nor CONTROL LINE commands. The command you want is perhaps: CONTROL DISPLAY LOCK which locks the keyboard while the next panel is DISPLAYed So you could issue CONTROL DISPLAY LOCK DISPLAY process

Re: Some questions on using ISPF Dialog Test

What you might want to try is getting into ISPF in TEST mode. If you look it up, I think the Syntax is ISPF TEST. This might give you a more pertinent dump. The other option is to use ISPVCALL to trace the ISPF application. Lizette Dave Day Wrote I have an ISPF application where