IBM MAINFRAME HELP & SUPPORT FORUMS

yadagiri_p · Joined: 11 Sep 2005 Posts: 10 Location: bangalor

Hi

how can i find recently changed lines? is there any TSO command
please let me know,

regards
yadagiri

Prasanthhere · Joined: 03 Aug 2005 Posts: 288

Give compare Session in the command line

spanda · Joined: 31 Aug 2005 Posts: 49 Location: U.K.

In a PDS, that has 'STATS ON', if you need to see all of the changes made to a member at level 'xx' prior to making your own changes, use the find command:

Command --> x all;f all 'xx' 79

The modification level of a PDS member is what appears under the VV.MM in a member list. If 01.32 appears for a member under the VV.MM column, then 32 is the current modification level. You may not normally see the level column in a member list, if so, press PF11 (for scrolling right) and see additional member details. Alternatively, you may make a note of the VV.MM that appears at the top of the panel in EDIT/VIEW/BROWSE mode by the side of the member name.

When STATS are maintained for datasets with standard numbering ("NUM ON STD" in edit profile), the level number of all changes made at a given modification level is stamped in the two rightmost columns (so, if your PDS is 80-bytes longs, that'd be columns 79-80).

Hope this helps,
Panda.

mdineshkumar · Joined: 20 Sep 2005 Posts: 4

I had made changes at different part of a program. Then I used COMPARE SESSION to know the changes I made in the program. I got the first line change I did. Now I want to navigate to next line of change. How to do that? Is there any PF key as we do for FIND command ?

nankrish · Joined: 11 Nov 2005 Posts: 26

try comp * x

pandu · Joined: 08 Dec 2005 Posts: 7 Location: pune

hi

i hope you can try with option 3.13.

cheers
Pandu.

iknow · Joined: 22 Aug 2005 Posts: 582 Location: Colarado, US

Hi yadagiri_p,

As a follow up to the above post I am just adding one more way you can find the changes.

In the command prompt type,

Code: comp 'myid.mypds' x

Hope this helps.