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Customizing the display


To customize your CMFMON display, type CUST on the COMMAND line of the screen that you want to customize.

For example, when you enter CUST on the COMMAND line of the CHANNEL screen, the Screen Customization panel is displayed as shown in the following figure:

Screen Customization for CHAN panel

 CMFMON ----------------- Screen Customization for CHAN ------------------------
 COMMAND ===>                                                  SCROLL ===> CSR  
 Line commands are: E exclude; I include; M move; A after; B before;            
                    S or SA sort ascending; SD sort descending; H Field Help
   
 S  FIELD    SORT INCL/ FLD  FILTER                                             
                  EXCL  TYPE
                                                  
 >------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 __ CHPID         INCL  HEX  __________________________________________________
 __ KEY      A    EXCL  HEX  __________________________________________________
 __ GNO           INCL  CHR  __________________________________________________
 __ CHGEN         INCL  CHR  __________________________________________________
 __ TYPE          INCL  CHR  __________________________________________________
 __ SHR           INCL  CHR  __________________________________________________
 __ PARTBUSY      INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ TOTBUSY       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ GBUSY         EXCL  CHR                                                     
 __ BUSBUSY       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ PARTREAD      INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ TOTREAD       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ PARTWRIT      INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ TOTWRIT       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGPBYT       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGTBYT       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGPRTE       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGTRTE       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGPSZE       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGTSZE       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGPSEN       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGPREC       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ MSGTREC       INCL  NUM  __________________________________________________
 __ CHNOCNTL      EXCL  HEX  __________________________________________________
 __ CHNODAT1      EXCL  HEX                                                   +
 __ CHNODAT2      EXCL  HEX                                                   +
 __ CHNODAT3      EXCL  HEX                                                   +
                                                                              
Press ENTER and END to apply changes or CANCEL to abort changes.

 Notice that the first field, CHPID, is highlighted, which identifies CHPID as a fixed field. A fixed field remains at the left margin even when you scroll the screen to the right to see additional columns. That way, you will always be able to relate a job name (or a channel, device, and so on) to the data that is displayed.

Note

Fixed fields are established by CMFMON, and might not be included, excluded, or moved. In addition, other fields might not be moved in front of a fixed field. See Scrolling-CMFMON-screens for more information about fixed fields.

The following table describes how to use the Screen Customization panel.

To

Perform this action

sort the data on a screen

In the S field, type SD to sort in descending order, or type SA to sort in ascending order.

Note

  • If a sort condition already exists for a screen, an A or a D appears in the SORT field (see Screen Customization for CHAN panel).
  • A screen can be sorted by only one field at a time.
  • On the COMMAND line, type NOSORT to remove sort criteria from a screen.

include or exclude fields from the display

To exclude a field from view, type E in the S field next to the field. To include a previously excluded field, type I next to the field.

reorder fields

In the S field next to the field to be moved, type M, and then type A (after) or B (before) to indicate where the field should go.

add a filter

In the FILTER field, type the operand and the value (for example, >2, =15, =MAK*).

Because filters are disallowed for the SPAG and SRCS screens, input Filter fields do not appear on the corresponding CUST panels.

remove a filter

Blank out the filter in the FILTER field.

 The changes that you make on the Screen Customization panel are saved according to what you specified in the SAVE field on the CMFMON Parameters panel, as shown in this table:

If you specify

The result is

YES

Your changes are saved automatically and will be in effect the next time you access CMFMON.

NO

Your changes are not saved and are in effect only as long as the screen is displayed.

CONFIRM

A confirmation panel is displayed when you use PF3 (END) to exit the screen.

Note

If you use =X or some other means to exit CMFMON when SAVE=CONFIRM, your changes are not saved.

Note

Only changes made on the Screen Customization panel can be saved. Changes made by altering the filter or sort criteria directly on a screen are discarded as soon as another screen is displayed.

Customization changes are saved in your ISPF PROFILE in a member called CMONPROF. To discard your customized CMFMON screens and restore the original set, delete this member from your profile.




 

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