Using QMF
After you start QMF, you see the QMF Home panel:
Figure 2. The QMF Home panel
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On the Home panel you see:
- (1) Authorization ID
- The user ID you used to log on to QMF. You can access only objects,
such as queries, forms, or procedures, created using this ID and objects to
which this ID has been granted access. Any object you create during a
session belongs to this user ID.
- (2) Connected to
- The name of the database to which you are connected.
- (3) Function keys
- A function key performs a single operation. The function of each
key depends on the panel you are looking at. You can eliminate
keystrokes by pressing a single function key to start the operation you
want.
If your QMF administrator tailors your function keys, they may not be the
same as the examples presented in this book.
In this book, we refer to function keys that are labeled,
meaning the labels next to function keys at the bottom of the QMF
panel.
- (4) The message line
- On this line, QMF tells you what was accomplished by the last operation
you started, or what you can do next.
- (5) The command line
- If no function key starts the operation you want to do next, you can tell
QMF what to do by entering a command on this line after the arrow. In
this book, when we say "Enter a command", it means type the command on
the command line, and then press Enter. Some QMF panels display SCROLL
===> PAGE on the right side of the command line. You can type
another value over the PAGE value to change the scrolling behavior when you
press the Forward or Backward function keys. See the QMF Reference, SC26-4716-05 or QMF's online help for the Forward or
Backward commands for more information.
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