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HappySrinu
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Joined: 22 Jan 2008
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apologize for my jargon..
So I want to use User table and want to delete the current setup of system table. Any way to delete so..?
Lets take an example..
want to go directly to members in a dataset (abc.def.hdf)
to go from ISPF we have to give 3. then 4(option) then move the cursor to " Dsname Level . . ." from command line.
So if I want to set this entire options in a user command table, how can i achieve this because we can setup for the options giving in command prompt line but how can I shift to next cursor position in same option.
please let me know if you are not clear |
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 Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 11:07 am Post subject: Re: Reply to: macro needed to navigate to Endevor. |
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Pedro
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1. It is not clear to me what you want to delete. You cannot delete the entire table - ISPF will not function very well without it.
2. The tables are all processed in order, from top to bottom as listed in ISPF option 3.9. If you type a command, ISPF searches for the command in each table until found and does the process described there. There are up to three user tables. See the ISPF Customization manual for adding your user command tables.
3. It is still not clear what you want to do! Do you want to go to a member list of a particular dataset? Or just to move the cursor to name in the dataset list? |
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HappySrinu
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I will try to explain in example..
lets say i want to see members in a dataset (aaa.bbb.ccc) daily. so i am doing now with below options
ISPF 3 > 4 > cursor on command line > shift the cursor to DSN level to place my dataset name and > Hit enter to get members in a dataset.
I would like to do all this functions in a single command using your suggestions.
I am able to put all commands in one statement which we have to give in command/option line. but for the commands to give in other than option command line , not sure how to put in statement where assigning to verb/pf key |
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Pedro
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i want to see members in a dataset ...
>shift the cursor to DSN level to place my dataset name and
> Hit enter to get members in a dataset. |
I think you are missing some steps. When you press Enter, you get a list of datasets (but in this case, I think you only get one name in the list. Then you can select the dataset by pressing B (for browse), E (for edit), etc...
If you just put the cursor on the line with the dataset name and press Enter, you get a popup panel with possible actions. But to do those things from a rexx program, you do not have to follow the same 'keystrokes' as you describe. Just call the service directly!
for browse:
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/* rexx*/
Address ISPEXEC "BROWSE DATASET('aaa.bbb.ccc')" |
for view:
Browse:
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/* rexx*/
Address ISPEXEC "VIEW DATASET('aaa.bbb.ccc')" |
for member list:
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/* rexx*/
Address ISPEXEC
"LMINIT DATAID(DID) DATASET('aaa.bbb.ccc') ENQ(SHRW)"
"LMOPEN DATAID("did")"
"MEMLIST DATAID("did") CONFIRM(YES)"
"LMFREE DATAID("did")" |
You can learn more about calling ISPF services by reading the ISPF Services Guide. |
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HappySrinu
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I got what I am looking for.
Thanks alot for your time Pedro. |
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