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Figure 18-25 Fault history File Properties option selection (part 2 of 2)

18.2.9 Resetting history file access information

To reset all information about previously accessed fault history files or views, and previously

accessed fault history file entries, select the File menu Clear Last Accessed Information

option.

Immediately after selecting this option, no entries are available when selecting the File menu

Last Accessed Fault History File Entries option. However, the File menu Last Accessed Fault

History Files or Views option will show a single entry for the currently active history file or

view.

18.2.10 Refreshing fault entry information

While displaying a history file or view, it is possible that new entries are being added, for

example, due to real-time analysis of abending jobs.

To reread the history file or view to include any such entries, you may either issue the

REFRESH command or select the View menu Refresh option.

The refresh will cause the display to be reformatted and scrolled to the top-most line and

left-most column. Any MATCH command filtering that was active at the time of the refresh will

be reset.

18.2.11 Action bar pull-down menus

Most of the displays used by the Fault Analyzer ISPF interface include an action bar located

at the top of the panel.

The ACTIONS ISPF command (by default mapped to PF6) can be used to place the cursor at

the left-most action available.