I tried that earlier. 5250 login gives an error and boots me back to the sign on screen. I guess I'm just stuck for now.
Thanks
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CHGUSRPRF USRPRF(FRED) SPCENV(*NONE)
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*S36, how do I hate thee. Let me count the ways...
QCMD still forces upper case. ENDS36 fails with SYS5748 (Must sign off to end S/36 environment session).
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First of all I would test by trying CALL QCMD in the command line and trying that command line. Oftentimes what one thinks is a command line is really a user data entry field on a custom menu using a display file and not a menu object.
If you are still experiencing this issue I would try the command ENDS36. Running in S36 mode will force your command line to upper case.
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How do I get a mixed case command line in 5250? Mine forces upper case.
TIA
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