Using the RUV Options panel

Use the RUV Options panel (see the following figure) to choose the function that you want to perform.

All areas on the RUV Options panel, except the command line, are enabled for point-and-click processing. You can select an action bar choice, the Subsystem ID field, or a menu choice by placing the cursor on a field and pressing Enter. You can double-click a mouse button that you have assigned to the Enter key function if you are operating RUV from a PC workstation.

The action bar is available at the top of every ISPF interface panel. The choices that are displayed on the action bar depend on the panel and on the view mode. For more information, see Using-action-bar-choices.

1. In the Subsystem ID field, type or verify the subsystem ID of the subsystem to which you want to connect.
   Normally, you select the subsystem that you want to use when you start the ISPF interface. To change the current subsystem connection, you can enter a new subsystem ID in this field and press Enter.
2. Select an option by typing the number of the option in the choice entry field. The following options are available:
   1. Perform a VSAM recovery. For more information, see Using-the-ISPF-interface-for-recovery.
   2. Display all sequential data set names or VSAM base cluster and path data set names. For more information, see VSAM-DSN-List-panel.
   3. Display APPLID/FILEID pairs. For more information, see Applid-Fileid-List-panel.
   4. Display RUV archive data set names and related detail information. For more information, see Archive-DSN-List-panel.
   5. Display information related to registered VSAM backups. For more information, see Backup-File-List-panel.
   6. Display a list of log stream names. For more information, see Log-of-Logs-List-panel.
   7. Display Group and Output Model and VSAM_NAME models. For more information, see Groups-Output-VSAM-Models-panel.
   8. Display operating system version information and activity details for subsystems, and display rule sets. For more information, see Using-the-ISPF-interface-to-work-with-rule-sets.
   9. Display message information by looking up a message number or by looking up the text. For more information, see Message-Lookup-panel.
   10. Generate job JCL records for performing external backup and restore processes. For more information, see Working-with-job-JCL-records-for-backup-and-restore-processes.
   11. Monitor RUV jobs that are executing on this operating system image. For more information, see RUV-Job-Monitoring-panel.