- Cover
- Title
- copyright
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 1.1 Readers previous knowledge of ISPF
- 1.2 Using this book
- 1.3 Screens, source codes, JCL and other displays
- 1.4 Labeling of important tips
- 1.5 Citations from other publications
- 1.6 IBM glossary
- 1.7 z/OS basic information
- 1.8 ISPF reference books
- 1.8.1 ISPF books for ISPF users
- 1.8.2 ISPF books for ISPF application programmers
- 1.9 TSO reference books
- 1.10 The ISPF services
- 1.11 Working with ISPF
- 1.12 ISPF interaction
- 1.13 The 3270 screen
- 1.13.1 3270 screen layout
- 1.13.2 The full screen technology
- 1.14 The ISPF online help facility
- 1.14.1 Call the online help facility
- 1.14.2 Overview of all commands and functions of ISPF
- 1.14.3 Description of the DSLIST command
- 1.15 ISPF sub-systems
- 1.15.1 SDSF – System Display and Search Facility
- 1.15.2 IBM Data Set Commander for z/OS
- 1.15.3 File Manager for z/OS
- 1.15.4 MVS/QuickRef
- 1.16 Information sources
- 2.1 Data sets
- 2.1 Data sets
- 2.1.1 Allocation of data sets
- 2.1.2 Naming conventions for data set names
- 2.1.3 The relevance of qualifiers
- 2.1.4 Data set types
- 2.1.5 Other data set types
- 2.1.6 Concatenated data sets basics
- 2.1.7 Partitioned concatenated data sets
- 2.1.8 Sequential concatenated data sets
- 2.1.9 Abbreviations concerning data sets
- 3.1 The logon procedure
- 3.1 The logon procedure
- 3.2 TSO start and the user logon process in detail
- 3.3 ISPF start
- 3.3.1 Necessary ISPF libraries
- 3.3.2 Display currently existing library structures
- 3.3.3 ISPF table service data sets
- 3.3.4 The user profile library ISPPROF
- 3.3.5 Contents of ISPF profile library
- 3.3.6 The ISPF start command
- 3.3.7 The initial logon procedure XYZLOGON
- 3.3.8 Rules how a logon procedure may end
- 3.3.9 The private logon procedure SLOGON
- 3.3.10 Example of a LOGON procedure
- 3.4 The SLOGON procedure of the SMART ISPF utilities
- 3.4.1 Install the SLOGON procedure
- 4.1 Available 3270 screen formats
- 4.1 Available 3270 screen formats
- 4.2 ISPF options setting
- 4.3 The ISPF settings panel (Selection 0)
- 4.4 Panels and their handling
- 4.5 The structure of ISPF panels
- 4.5.1 Using HELP panels
- 4.6 The primary option menu
- 4.7 Screen splitting
- 4.7.1 Essential rules and tips for split screen
- 4.7.2 Direct activation of an ISPF logical screen
- 4.7.3 Example, with eight logical screens of ISPF
- 4.8 The program function keys of ISPF
- 4.8.1 Optimize PF key settings
- 4.8.2 Switching on the PF key setting display
- 4.8.3 Utilize KEYLISTs for PF keys
- 4.8.4 Display the PF key assignment in a KEYLIST
- 4.8.5 PF keys use without using KEYLIST
- 5.1 Execute programs in a TSOP/ISPF environment
- 5.1 Execute programs in a TSOP/ISPF environment
- 5.1.1 Online execution
- 5.1.2 Batch execution
- 5.2 Introduction to the ISPF command technology
- 5.2.1 The member ISPCONF
- 5.2.2 Datasets for command tables
- 5.2.3 Creating your own ISPF commands
- 5.3 Program SICMD
- 5.3.1 Edit ISPF commands using SICMD
- 5.3.2 Display the list of all standard ISPF commands
- 5.3.3 Define the call of SICMD as command
- 5.3.4 Generating a list of commands
- 6.1 The DSLIST panel
- 6.1 The DSLIST panel
- 6.2 The possibilities of the action bar for DSLISTs
- 6.3 The DSLIST panel fields
- 6.4 DSLIST panel processing
- 6.4.1 The DSLIST primary commands
- 6.4.2 The commands MEMBER and SRCHFOR
- 6.4.3 DSLIST line commands
- 6.4.4 DSLIST settings
- 6.4.5 Examples of the data set list settings
- 6.5 Personal data set lists
- 6.5.1 Creating personal data set lists
- 6.5.2 Call DSLISTs
- 6.6 Entering the DSLIST command with the name of a DSLIST
- 6.6.1 Entering the DSLIST command without parameters
- 6.6.2 Using the volume serial field
- 6.7 DSLIST optimal use with command tables
- 6.7.1 Organization and naming conventions
- 6.7.2 Call DSLISTs using the ISPF command table
- 7.1 The ISPF workplace panel
- 8.1 Table of EDIT primary commands
- 8.1 Table of EDIT primary commands
- 8.2 Table of EDIT line commands
- 8.3 Displaying and maintaining an edit profile
- 8.3.1 Setting EDIT options with EDSET/EDITSET
- 8.3.2 EDIT profile settings and their use
- 8.4 Colored code for EDIT and VIEW
- 8.4.1 Colored code - what is it?
- 8.4.2 Setting the colored code
- 8.4.3 Uniform last level qualifier
- 8.5 Edit recovery
- 8.6 The UNDO function
- 8.7 Turn the UNDO function on and off
- 8.8 FIND and CHANGE
- 8.8.1 Definition of search operands
- 8.8.2 Definition of simple search texts
- 8.8.3 Definition of special search texts
- 8.9 Exclude
- 8.10 SHIFT and OVERLAY
- 8.10.1 Example one for using OVERLAY
- 8.10.2 Example two for using OVERLAY
- 8.11 CUT and PASTE
- 8.11.1 Data transport via the clipboard of the PC system
- 8.11.2 Data transport via the ISPF clipboard
- 9.1 DDLIST – Description and call
- 9.1 DDLIST – Description and call
- 9.2 DDLIST operation
- 9.3 Find a member
- 9.4 Free a data set allocation
- 9.5 Warning when inconsistent data set structures exist
- 9.6 The display options SHORT and LONG
- 9.7 Display system library chains
- 9.7.1 Display of parmlib member ALLOCxx
- 9.7.2 Display the LINKLIST chain
- 9.7.3 Browsing storage and loaded modules
- 10.1 The TSO command CONCATD
- 11.1 Naming conventions
- 11.1 Naming conventions
- 11.2 The dynamic panel concept
- 11.3 List of programs
- 11.4 Program descriptions
- 11.4.1 Edit macro
- 11.4.2 Edit macro #ALTXT
- 11.4.3 Edit macro #EDMEM
- 11.4.4 Edit macro #IMACROA
- 11.4.5 Edit macro #IMACRO1
- 11.4.6 Edit macro #IMACRO2
- 11.4.7 Edit macro #ISPFB
- 11.4.8 Edit macro #LCH
- 11.4.9 Edit macro #SPLJ
- 11.4.10 Edit macro #SSS
- 11.4.11 Edit macro #SSSCH
- 11.4.12 Edit macro #SU
- 11.4.13 Edit macro #TSOB
- 11.4.14 Edit macro #VERASE
- 11.4.15 Program SCURSOR
- 11.4.16 Program SDOC
- 11.4.17 Program SLE
- 11.4.18 Data member SLOGDSN
- 11.4.19 Program SLOGON
- 11.4.20 Program SPROFEDT
- 11.4.21 ISPF variables load member SPROFVAR
- 11.4.22 Program SSC
- 11.4.23 Program SSS
- 11.5 Installation of SMART ISPF utilities
- 11.5.1 Download and unzip
- 11.5.2 Installation
- 11.5.3 ALTLIB command
- 11.5.4 Make the SMART ISPF utilities ready to run
- List of screens
- List of programs
- List of tables
- List of JCL
- Bibliography
- Index
List of JCL
| JCL 2.1: | Copy job for concatenated data sets |
| JCL 2.2: | Example job to copy a chain of concatenated data sets to one data set |
| JCL 3.1: | JCL to start a TSO user |
| JCL 3.2: | JES2 start job |
| JCL 3.3: | TSO user start procedure |
| JCL 5.1: | JCL to execute TEST1 in a native TSO environment |
| JCL 5.2: | JCL to execute TEST2 in a TSO/ISPF environment |
| JCL 8.1: | Example JCL of a TSO execution in batch |
| JCL 8.2: | Assembled job using clipboard entries |
| JCL 9.1: | JES2 start JCL |
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