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PFKEY |
Default: | Default OS/2 key definitions (OS2) |
Valid in: | configuration file, SAS invocation |
OS/2 specifics: | all |
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-PFKEY PRIMARY | ALTERNATE | SAA | OS2 |
Following are the primary mainframe key definitions:
PC Key | Mainframe Definition |
Key | Mainframe Definition |
---|---|---|---|
F1 | mark | SHF F1 | help |
F2 | smark | SHF F2 | zoom |
F3 | unmark | SHF F3 | zoom off; submit |
F4 | cut | SHF F4 | pgm; recall |
F5 | paste | SHF F5 | rfind |
F6 | store | SHF F6 | rchange |
F7 | prevwind | SHF F7 | backward |
F8 | next | SHF F8 | forward |
F9 | pmenu | SHF F9 | output |
F10 | command | SHF F10 | left |
F11 | keys | SHF F11 | right |
F12 | undo | SHF F12 | home |
RMB | zoom off; submit |
Following are the alternate mainframe key definitions:
PC Key | Mainframe Definition |
Key | Mainframe Definition |
---|---|---|---|
F1 | help | F8 | forward |
F2 | zoom | F9 | output |
F3 | zoom off; submit | F10 | left |
F4 | pgm; recall | F11 | right |
F5 | rfind | F12 | home |
F6 | rchange | RMB | zoom off; submit |
F7 | backward |
Note: SAA stands for System
Application Architecture, which is a framework for application development
and is used across IBM systems. CUA (Common User Access) is a part of SAA
that defines the user interface and components that should be identical across
applications.
Following are the SAA mainframe key definitions:
PC Key | Mainframe Definition |
Key | Mainframe Definition |
---|---|---|---|
F1 | help | SHF F1 | cut |
F2 | keys | SHF F2 | paste |
F3 | zoom off; submit | SHF F3 | store |
F4 | home | SHF F4 | mark |
F5 | pgm; recall | SHF F5 | unmark |
F6 | zoom | SHF F6 | smark |
F7 | backward | SHF F7 | left |
F8 | forward | SHF F8 | right |
F9 | prevcmd | SHF F9 | rfind |
F10 | pmenu | SHF F10 | rchange |
F11 | command | SHF F11 | undo |
F12 | cancel | SHF F12 | next |
RMB | zoom off; submit |
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Use the PFKEY system option when you do not want the default SAS System key definitions under OS/2, but instead want to use the mainframe key mappings (for example, the mappings used by the SAS System under OS/390).
Note that the function key values shown in the previous key map tables are for the base SAS windows only. Other windowing SAS products, such as SAS/AF software, have other key definitions.
If you do not specify the PFKEY system option, or if you specify an invalid value, the SAS System loads the default OS/2 key definitions.
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