Saving the entries in the Selection Mask

CFS maintains an internal table in which all current selection mask entries are stored. The user has access to this "memory" in two ways:

a) sequentially:

Pressing the DUE2 key with an empty FILENAME-SELECT field will display the last entry, then the last but one, and so on.

b) associatively:

string   Shift ENTER. The last entry to have been displayed in the FILENAME-SELECT field that begins with the specified string will be restored. Repeatedly pressing the Shift ENTER key will scroll back in the memory.

*string  Shift ENTER. The last entry to have been displayed in the FILENAME-SELECT field that has the specified string appearing anywhere within it will be displayed.

Examples:

FILENAME-SELECT : LMS  Shift ENTER

will display the last selection entry to begin with LMS; for example, LMS CFS. PLAMLIB,-R/.

FILENAME-SELECT : *PLAM  Shift ENTER

will display the last selection entry that contains the string 'PLAM' anywhere within it; for example, LMS CFS.PLAMLIB.

Data Protection: All entries can subsequently be removed from the memory as follows: Repeatedly pressing the Shift ENTER key will restore the entries to be removed. Pressing the K3 key will then delete these entries from the memory.