Inquiry Screens
Inquiry Direction Message Keys
Once a TINS screen is displayed, you can navigate using the function keys listed at the bottom of the screen.
- These direction message keys may allow you to page forward, return to a previous menu or exit that screen.
- Some keyboards may require you to press alternate keys or a combination of keys to accomplish a function.
- The function keys may change from inquiry screen T-code to T-code.
- When a function is not displayed, it is not available for that screen.
Note: TINS may also display information, warning and error messages at the bottom of each screen. For more information, see Exception (Error) Codes.
TINS direction message function keys include:
Key | Function |
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PF1 = HELP | Displays a dialogue box with helpful information for that screen. |
PF1 = PAGE FWD | View the next available page when additional pages exist on the PAYNAM screen only. |
PF2 = PAGE BACK | View the previous page when multiple pages exist on the PAYNAM screen only. |
PF3 = QUIT | Exit the T-code screen. Note: To exit TINS requires a logoff. See Signing Off Via CICS or Signing Off Via USAS. |
PF4 = MENU | Navigates to the INQMEN menu. |
PF5 = MAIN | Navigates to the TINS Main Menu. |
PF7 = BKWD | Returns to the previous page within the same T-code screen. |
PF8 = FRWD | View additional pages within the same T-code screen when additional pages exist.
The message Continue may display, depending on the T-code screen. |
PF10 = TOP | Returns to the first page of information when multiple pages exist for that T-code screen. |
PF11 = BOT | Navigates to the last page of information when multiple pages exist for that T-code screen. |
PA1 = PRINT | Prints the screen displayed, based on the user’s keyboard configuration. |
ENTER=ADDL DATA | Displays when more than 10 pages of information exist and a set of 10 pages have been viewed:
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End of Display | Indicates the last page for the TIN within a T-code screen. |
CLEAR = EXIT | Clears the screen and resets the cursor at the Line 1 entry position. |