

THESE LIBRARIES ARE SEARCHED WHEN IMPLICITLY INVOKING AN SAA/PL EXEC OR CLIST.ĪLLOW DCB PARAMETERS TO BE DYNAMICALLY INTRODUCED AND NAMED FOR USE WITH A SUBSEQUENT ALLOCATE COM.įORMAT AND PRINT A TEXT DATA SET. DATA MANAGEMENT COMMANDSĪLLOCATE A DATA SET WITH OR WITHOUT AN ATTRIBUTE LIST OF DCB PARAMETERS.ĭEFINE OPTIONAL, USER-LEVEL OR APPLICATION-LEVEL SETS OF LIBRARIES CONTAINING SAA/PL EXECS OR CLISTS. Load and execute the specified load module. Invoke fortran prompter and fortran iv g1 compiler. Invoke cobol prompter and ans cobol compiler. Invoke itf:pl/1 processor for desk calculator mode. Invoke assembler prompter and assembler f compiler. We can give our own screen name to any screen by writing “ SCRNAME myscrname”ĭisplays the Active ISPF logical Sessions. They can be removed from the panel by invoking PFSHOW OFFĭisplays the screen name of the Top Left corner.

This command when given while a member is opened in view/edit mode will show the Clipboard manager. The user profile is retained throughout each terminal session unless the user wishes to change it by issuing the profile command again and specifying the appropriate operands. The profile command is used either to specify to the system certain user characteristics which are to be used to control the flow of information to and from the terminal or to list the user profile. Save the Quick Reference document in a PDS or PS The RECEIVE command queries the Job Entry Subsystem

The TSO/E Interactive Data Transmission Facility RECEIVE command allows you to obtain files transmitted to your userid. XMIT erid DA(‘your.pds’) OUTDA(‘your.ps’) The TSO/E Interactive Data Transmission Facility TRANSMIT command allows you to send data sets or messages to persons on other MVS systems via Network Job Entry or directly to persons on your own system. ISRDDN – Shows the current data sets allocation for our ISPF session.CRETRIEV – Pop up the most recent typed commands from the stack.RETRIEVE – Pop up the most recent typed commands from the stack.RETF – Pull back commands in reverse order.RETP – View the stack of your typed commands.These are REFOPEND, REFOPENL, REFADDD, and REFADDL These allow you to pull back datasets without seeing the intermediate lists.Ĭommands to quickly add names to your personal lists. Displays the Message-id of the last message.
