SETTINGS primary command

The SETTINGS primary command displays the IPDCC Settings panel, which allows you to change various options and terminal characteristics that affect the way information is displayed on your screen.

Note: For File Manager for z/OS® panels, the option for ISPF SETTINGS drives this command when run from CICS.

Syntax

Availability

Available on all panels

Related tasks

Changing terminal characteristics

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