Details: Problem-handling menus

 

The problem-handling menus can be used to analyze problems that occur on your system.

Your system problems can originate from the following areas:

• Job or programming

• System performance

• Equipment

• Communications

• Remote system

If you are experiencing problems with your system, use the following problem-handling menus to help analyze problems.

• Use the NETPRB menu to handle problems that relate to communications.

• Use the NETWORK menu to manage and use network communications.

• Use the PROBLEM menu to work with problems.

• Use the PROBLEM2 menu to work with programming problems and system performance.

• Use the TECHHELP menu to work with system operation problems.

• Use the USERHELP menu to learn about using help and analyzing problems.

• Using the NETPRB menu
  From the network problem-handling (NETPRB) menu, you can handle problems that relate to communications.

• Using the NETWORK menu
  From the network management (NETWORK) menu, you can manage and use network communications.

• Using the PROBLEM menu
  The problem-handling (PROBLEM) menu is the main menu for working with problems.

• Using the PROBLEM2 menu
  The second problem-handling (PROBLEM2) menu is an extension of the PROBLEM menu.

• Using the TECHHELP menu
  If you encounter a problem that relates to system operations, start with the Technical Support Tasks (TECHHELP) menu.

• Using the USERHELP menu
  This menu is for the novice who wants to learn about using help and who needs help in analyzing problems.

 

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