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Scrolling a display


The scroll function is available in full-screen mode for certain applications. Because the SCROLL field is always displayed, non-scrollable displays contain N/A in the SCROLL field.

Scrollable applications and their functionality are as follows:


Scrollable application

Functionality

Lists

Scroll up or down

Service displays with CSR in the SCROLL field

Scroll up or down, or (if << or >> is shown) scroll left or right

The options LOG DISPLAY and MESSAGES in General Services

Scroll up or down, and left or right.

The following function keys (also referred to as PF keys) control the scrolling function :


Function key

Scroll direction

PF7/19

Up

PF8/20

Down

PF10/22

Left

PF11/23

Right

To scroll a specific amount

Perform one of the following actions:

  • For the list applications, enter a value for the scroll amount on the COMMAND line.
  • For the scrollable service displays, enter a value for the scroll amount in the SCROLL field or the SERV field.

You can use any of the following values for the scroll amount:


SCROLL field value

Amount of scroll

M or MAX

Scrolls to the bottom or top of a list

1 through 32,765

Scrolls to the corresponding number of lines

H or HALF

Scrolls half of a display screen amount

P or PAGE

Scrolls a full-page display screen amount

CSR

Scrolls to the cursor position

The following line signals the end of the scrollable data:

********** END OF DATA **********

Note

Image logging of a scrollable display logs all collected data, not just one screen. A BMC AMI Ops Automation IMFEXEC subcommand, IMFC, supports SCROLL=YES. Reissuing an IMFC analyzer display with SCROLL=YES retrieves additional screens until the END OF DATA line is reached. Each request retrieves 40 data lines.


 

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