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T24 Technical Command

This document provides information about the JED text editor commands and functions. It describes the editor screen layout, common execution commands like moving the cursor or deleting text, and commands for abandoning, saving, or exiting an editing session. It also includes information on counting table data, redirecting SQL output to a file, creating COMO files, adding toolbars to composite screens, and lists some batch reports.

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T24 Technical Command

This document provides information about the JED text editor commands and functions. It describes the editor screen layout, common execution commands like moving the cursor or deleting text, and commands for abandoning, saving, or exiting an editing session. It also includes information on counting table data, redirecting SQL output to a file, creating COMO files, adding toolbars to composite screens, and lists some batch reports.

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T24 Technical Command

JED COMMAND SYNTAX


JED Filename Item (Options JED Item )
Editor Screen
A typical jED editor session might look like this:
*File PROGS, Record cust_rep.b Insert 10:45:17
Command->
001
002
003
------------- End Of Record ----------he screen is divided into three sections:
• the editor status line at the top
• the Command line
• The data editing area, which fills the rest of the screen.
Execution Commands

Command
Description

HOME/Ctrl A
Move to start of current line

END/Ctrl E
Move to end of current line

Ctrl W
Delete word

Ctrl K
Clear to end of line or join.

Ctrl D
Delete current line

Ctrl G
Mark block. 1st Start Blk, 2nd End Blk, 3rd Remove Mark

Ctrl L
Insert line below current line

Ctrl N
Locate next occurrence
Ctrl O
Toggle overwrites and insert. default insert

Ctrl R
Redisplay screen

Ctrl T
Copy the character from the corresponding cursor position on the line above

Ctrl V
Indent for BASIC
Ctrl ]
Insert ]
Command Line

From Edit mode, press <Esc> to invoke the Command line.

Command
Description
CBn
Copy Marked block before current line, n times
Can
Copy Marked block after current line. n times
/string
Locate the next occurrence of "string"
MB
Move Marked block before current line
MA
Move Marked block after current line
BI
Format BASIC code
BION
Turn on Format indentation
! Cmd
Execute Command
!!
Re-execute last ! Cmd
HX or HEX
Toggle the display of the record in Hexadecimal

Abandon, Edit and Start a New Session

The E Command will abandon the current edit (you will be asked to verify leaving a
changed record)

and edit the specified record(s).

E unixfile
E filename record
If the form filename record is used, then the filename should be the name of a
jBASE file. You can also specify the pathname of a standard UNIX file with the
unixfile form.
NOTE: that wildcard characters such as asterisk (*) are not expanded by the E
Command, and that you must use the jBASE file name again, even if you are currently
editing a record from within that file.

Delete File Or Record

The Command Syntax is as follows:


FD {options}
options can be K, T and/or O. See the Command Options topic for details.

This Command deletes the file or record and releases any lock set. Before it does
so, the user is prompted for confirmation. The edit session then terminates, or
continues with the next record if this choice is in effect.
Exit And Update
The Command Syntax is as follows:
FI {options} {unixCommand}

FI writes the updated version of the file or record back to disk and releases any
lock set. The edit session then terminates, or continues with the next record, if
this choice is in effect.
Options are B, K, R and T. See Command Options for details.

Unix Command specifies a UNIX Command to be executed on exiting the editor.

Exit and Discard

EX {options}
EX leaves the file or record as it was at the start of the session, and releases
any lock set. If updates have been made you will be prompted for confirmation
before the updates are discarded. The edit session then terminates, or continues
with the next record, if this choice is in effect.
options are K, T and O. See Command Options for details.

Update without Exit

FS {options} {unixCommand}
This Command writes the updated file or record to disk, then returns to the
editing session at the point where it left off.
options are B and R. See Command Options for details.

unixCommand specifies a UNIX Command to be executed on exiting the editor.

How Manage Error MAXIMUM USERS


This Error comes due to the expiry of Jbase / TAFC license. you can apply new
license code for jbase / TAFC . undert /TAFC/R10/config/system.properties.

In this file at the bottom mention new license and try.

If the license issued for 20 users, if more than 20 members concurrently login -
then message will appears while login to the T24.

If you are getting error while login to T24.

Then follow below steps.


CLEAR.FILE F.OS.TOKEN
CLEAR.FILE F.OS.TOKEN.USE
or

SELECT F.OS.TOKNE.XML.CACHE
DELETE F.OS.TOKEN.XML.CACHE

SELECT F.OS.TOKEN
DELETE F.OS.TOKEN

SELECT F.OS.TOKEN.USE
DELETE F.OS.TOKEN.USE

How to count table Data

jsh--> COUNT FBNK.RE.CONSOL.SPEC.ENTRY

jsh --> date COUNT FBNK.RE.CONSOL.SPEC.ENTRY

jsh R11 ~ -->jshow -c cl


Executable: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
10.0\VC\bin\amd64\cl.exe

jsh R11 ~ -->jshow -c link


Executable: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
10.0\VC\bin\amd64\link.exe
jsh R11 ~ -->
jsh R11 ~ -->cl

How to Redirect The Selected data

sh John ~ -->SQLSELECT CC FROM COMPANY


CC
---
361
360
141

sh John ~ -->SQLSELECT CC FROM COMPANY > jcc.txt


sh John ~ -->type jcc.txt
CC
---
361
360
141

sh John ~ -->SQLSELECT CC,SORTCODE, BAL FROM COMPANY > jcc.txt


sh John ~ -->TYPE JCC.TXT
CC SOR MAINT
--- --- -------
361 360 152.51
360 360 15.25
141 141 40.40

How to Write COMO file

on jbase prompt

1) first prepare the screen


~--> TERM Y,X (Y are the columns, X are the rows)

2) next put the name of the file


~--> COMO ON filename
3) put your LIST command
~--> LIST FBNK.ACCOUNT CATEGORY (if you want only CATEGORY field)

4) the list scroll down in the screen (here is important the size of
TERM, because if the rows are not enough, then you have to press some
key of keyboard)

5) finally, lookup your file in the &COMO& directory

~/&COMO& -->

6) now you can edit the file to eliminate some wrogn characters and
open in excel of something like that to exploit

How to Add a Toolbar in a Composite Screen Frame

A toolbar (group of buttons) can be displayed in a Composite Screen


frame to run specified pieces of
functionality.
For example, it is possible to define a Composite Screen that has 2
frames :-
1. A toolbar containing 3 tools :-
A button (text display) to create a New Customer
A button (text display) to create a New Account
A button (image display) to display the Google web page in a new
window
2. A frame where the creation of new customers and accounts
(transactions) are performed

To do this :-
1. Define new BROWSER.TOOL records for the new buttons required in the
toolbar (e.g. called
TEST.NEW.CUSTOMER, TEST.NEW.ACCOUNT and TEST.GOOGLE ). The TYPE of the
toolbar depends
on the action that the button is to perform. This is likely to be
DO.DEAL if a command line syntax is
required (e.g. “CUSTOMER I F3”) or JAVASCRIPT if a custom defined
JavaScript function is being (e.g.
to make a call to an external system).
2. Define a new BROWSER.TOOLBAR record that contains the new tool
records by multi-valuing the
TOOL.ID field.
3. Add the new BROWSER.TOOLBAR to an EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN record which
has a frame TYPE of
TOOLBAR and the toolbar name in the CONTENT field.
Customising Composite Screens
4. Run the Composite Screen to display the button.

List of BATCH Report

CENTRAL.LIABILITY.LEDGER
COLLATERAL.AMENDMENT
CREDIT.LINES.EXPIRED
CREDIT.LINES.TO.REVIEW
EB.EOD.ERROR.REPORT
FX.UNCONFIRMED.BY.BROKER
LIABILITY.AMENDMENT
LIABILITY.AMENDMENT
LIMIT.COMMODITY.EXPOSURE
LIMIT.GENERAL.ERRORS
PD.OVERDUE.ITEMS
RG.CSH.FLOW.EXCEP
RG.DET.OVERRIDE

others, I can find :


RG.EXCEP.LOG.2
BNK/SYSTEM.REPORTS
RG.EXCEP.LOG.2 BNK/SYSTEM.START.OF.D

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