Retrieves a page.
| getpage |
The identification code you define for the retrieval transaction (1
to 7 characters) |
| (x) |
For chaining messages. It indicates the level of the message you want
to retrieve. You must include the parentheses. The value of
x can be:
| n |
Message is at level n |
| +n |
Message is at level n higher |
| -n |
Message is at level n lower |
| C |
Message is at current level (default) |
| L |
Message is at last level |
| N |
Message is at next level |
| P |
Message is at previous level |
|
| y |
The next thing you want to do with the message. It can be:
| n |
Display page n |
| +n |
Display page n pages forward |
| -n |
Display page n backward |
| C |
Clear the screen and display current page again |
| L |
Display the last page |
| N |
Display the next page |
| P |
Display the previous page |
| A |
Only for auto-paging hard-copy terminals. Return the terminal
to autopaging mode and output remaining pages. |
|
| *ldc |
Reset the specified logical device code where you want to send the
message to autopage. |
| *ALL |
Reset all logical devices to autopage (if they are defined as such in
the terminal definition). |
| hhhhhh |
The identifier of an undelivered logical message you want to
retrieve. |