Harold
Rather strangely, this list/newsgroup to which I subscribed some time ago -
mainly to deal with problems/issues such as this peripheral to
"turnkey-mvs" - seems to have sprung into life just recently.
However, in order to address your problem, as Greg Price hinted, your
"unidentified op code" is not so much a matter of "3270" as of assembler
macros.
In order to 'find an "official" list of possible color literals that might
appear in the statement', you can do it the easy way which is to find the
documentation which covers this "unofficial" $SFE macro wherever it may be -
or - you can do it the only slightly more difficult way which is to examine
what the macro will accept - as again Greg Price hinted.
It may be and indeed should be that the code generated by the keyword
parameters which the £SFE macro accepts - as I judge from its name and
apparent intended use - corresponds to the reference given to you by Phil
"halfmeg".
As someone who knows a bit about SNA and VTAM (and even 3270) - the reason I
subscribed here in the first place - you might like to explain a little bit
about what your "netsol" and its "screen" are all about in case I/we can
help someone "3270 challenged" some more - or just satisfy the inevitable -
in my case - curiosity!
Chris Mason
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