Introducing the File List panel
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Select act | * * |
1=Open 2=A | * * |
S A Fil | XX/ XX/ BBBBBB/ MM/ MM/ TM |
* DS5 | XX/ XX/ BB///BB/ MMM/ MMM/ |
BLA | XXXX/ * BB/ BB/ MMMM/MMMM/ |
BMC | XX/ * BBBBBB/ * MM/MMM/MM/ |
BMC | XXXX/ * BB///BB/ MM/ M/ MM/ |
BMC | XX/ XX/ BB/ BB/ MM/ MM/ |
BMC | XX/ XX/ BBBBBB/ MM/ MM/ |
CIC | /// /// /////// /// /// |
CXM | * EXTENDED * |
CXM | * BUFFER MANAGER * |
DBA | * * |
DBA | ***************************** |
DBA | (C)COPYRIGHT 1993-2013 BMC Software Inc. |
DBA | as an unpublished work, |
DBA | |
Command == | Version 6.1.00 |
F1=Help | F1=Help F12=Cancel | 6=Deact
F7=Bkwd '-----------------------------------------------------'
When XBM finishes loading and the ISPF interface is ready to use, the XBM File List panel replaces the XBM logo panel. The following figure illustrates the XBM File List panel.
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Viewing XBM4(XBMQA) from XBM4 Row 1 to 13 of 107
File List
Select actions on the following files, then press Enter.
1=Open 2=Activate 3=Deactivate 4=Print 5=Delete 6=Rename 7=Resetsta
S A File list name Typ Userid Modified
_ * DBZ_GLBL_COMP_GROUP GRP RDADWJ2 09/14/2012
_ * DBZ_HS50M_GLBL_COMP_NOPRF MS RDADWJ4 07/14/2012
_ * DS50M_COMP_SSI_SS MS RDADWJ 03/24/2012
_ * DS50M_HS100M_COMP CFG RDADXB2 03/04/2012
_ BMCXBM_HS75M_VSAM_COMP MS RDADWJ2 07/21/2012
_ BMCXBM_KSDSPLAT_HS50M_COMP MS RDADWJ2 07/15/2012
_ CXM_MS MS RDACXM2 09/21/2012
_ DBAD_HS10M_COMP_PRF MS RDADWJ2 11/24/2012
_ DBAD_I50_ANY50M_COMP_NOPRF MS RDADWJ4 10/08/2012
_ DBAD_I50_ANY50M_COMP_PRF MS RDADWJ4 10/07/2012
_ DBAD_25M_ANY_COMP MS RDADWJ3 07/08/2012
BMC73957I View is by Active Status. View selection filtering is not active.
Command ===> ______________________________________________________________
F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F4=Open F5=Activate F6=Deact
F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F10=Actions F12=Cancel
The File List panel is the main XBM panel. From this panel, you initiate most of your interaction with XBM. Unless otherwise specified, all procedures in the documentation that begin with the selection of menu items from the action bar originate from the File List panel.
In the first line of text under the menu bar, the panel identifies the XBM subsystem that you are currently viewing, the data sharing group to which this XBM subsystem belongs (if applicable), and the local XBM subsystem. The following figure describes the format of this text.
For information about selecting a different XBM subsystem to display, see Displaying-detailed-information-for-a-remote-XBM-subsystem.
From the File List panel, you have access to all other XBM functions. Use the XBM CUA-compliant ISPF interface to perform the following tasks:
- Monitor the XBM subsystem
- Display the status of XBM and components
- Check the status of a snapshot job
- Issue XBM commands
- Define and display management sets, configurations, and XBM options
- Monitor and manipulate the status of DASD volumes
- Access remote XBM subsystems within the same XCF group as the local XBM subsystem in a data sharing environment
XBM dialogs use object-action sequences. This means that you choose an object (for example, a management set) and then select an action (for example, Activate) to apply to the management set. The object-action approach allows you to review the actions that you can perform on an object before you actually perform any of those actions.