z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

QUERY TERMINAL
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full-screen READ and full-screen WRITE that has an inactive keyboard.
Break-in also takes place when you press the BRKKEY.
BRKKEY PA1
BRKKEY PA2
BRKKEY PFnn
BRKKEY CLEAR
BRKKEY NONE
displays the key that controls break-in by CP for full-screen guests (to allow you
to return to CP mode). NONE indicates that there is no BRKKEY defined or it is
disabled.
SCRNSAVE OFF
is included with its default setting for reasons of compatibility.
TYPE 3101
TYPE TTY
3101 identifies the terminal as a display device, and 3101 functions are
enabled. TTY identifies the terminal as a typewriter terminal, and 3101 functions
are not in effect.
PROMPT VM
PROMPT TTY
VM indicates that VM enables the line feed prompting sequence. TTY indicates
that VM enables the normal TTY prompting sequence of a period in column 1
and the cursor in column 2.
SCROLL nnn
SCROLL CONT
The operand nnn specifies the number of lines displayed before the status * * *
* MORE * * * * is displayed. CONT specifies continuous scrolling without
interruption.
CNTL SYS
CNTL USR
SYS specifies that CP inserts TTY line control characters for output directed to
a TTY terminal. USR specifies that the application program inserts TTY line
control characters for output directed to a TTY terminal.
ASCIITBL VM1
ASCIITBL VM2
VM1 specifies the use of the translation table based on the TTY ANSI X3.4
1977 standard. VM2 specifies the use of the translation table based on the TTY
ANSI X3.26 1980 standard.
AUTOCR ON
AUTOCR OFF
ON specifies that a carriage return is performed following the execution of the
3215 CCW X'01' (write without carriage return to a graphic display operating in
line mode). OFF specifies that a carriage return not be performed.
MORE nnn mmm
specifies the number of seconds that will elapse between system actions. nnn is
the number of seconds between when the time when a MORE... is displayed
and the terminal alarm sounds. mmm is the number of seconds between the
time when the alarm sounds and the screen is cleared.
HOLD ON
HOLD OFF
ON means CP displays a status of HOLDING when the screen fills up and at least
one highlighted message appears on the screen. OFF means CP does not