Batch TSS Commands
There are three types of TSS commands:
- TSS data set commands apply to the TSS data set and affect all tables in the data set.
- TSS table commands apply to a specific TSS table or, in some instances, to a group of tables.
- TSS table entry commands affect only a specific argument/function pair or, in some instances, a group of argument/function pairs.
The following table lists the TSS commands and provides a brief description of their actions. You can issue all TSS commands from the DELTA IMS ISPF interface panels, the TSO READY prompt, or in a batch job stream. These TSS commands execute as subcommands of the single TSO command processor load module named DLATSS.
Table 1. TSS Commands
Command | Description |
|---|---|
ADD | Create new TSS table entries |
CALL | Call a user written TSS program |
DEFINE | Define a TSS table and its characteristics |
DELETE | Delete TSS table argument/function pairs |
END | Terminate a TSS session |
FORMAT | Format a TSS data set |
LIST | Display a TSS table and its contents |
LOAD | Load a TSS table from a physical sequential data set |
READ | Read a data set containing TSS commands |
REMOVE | Delete a TSS table |
RENAME | Change table argument values without changing (or rekeying) the function values |
REPLACE | Update a TSS table, changing Title, Free Space Percent and/or SPEED/NOSPEED option |
REVISE | Change existing TSS table entries |
SET | Establish a QUOTES or NOQUOTES mode |
TR | Translate an argument |
UNLOAD | Unload a TSS table to a physical sequential data set |
The following sections describe the TSS commands in greater detail and explain the syntax notation conventions used in the command descriptions.