Re: Kermit key-mapping

In article <1992Jan15.143347.5842_at_cbnewsm.att.com>, ortcm_at_cbnewsm.att.com (thomas.mcguigan) writes...
>Our introduction to ORACLE has hit a snag. The terminal emulator of choice
>at our location is kermit (for netbios). Unfortunately, we can't figure out
>how to access the ORACLE functions that require vt100 key-pad strokes.
>
>Does anyone know how kermit emulates the vt100 keypad under ORACLE?
>
>Thanks in advance for any help.
>
>Tom McGuigan
>thomas.mcguigan_at_att.com

Tom,

This probably won't help a lot, but here are a few keys:

  Oracle SQL*Forms 2.3                      Kermit

HELP (0 key on numeric keypad) =            shift F7
EXECUTE QUERY (PF1 key on numeric keypad) = F1
Commit (PF3 key on numeric keypad) =        F3
Exit/cancel (PF4 on numeric keypad) =       F4

I believe there is a way to program keys in Kermit, but its been awhile.

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