FDRSRS Data Set List Panel
The SRS Data set List Panel is displayed when data sets are selected from a Data Set Selection panel, or when a saved Data set list is selected from the SRS primary panel. The format depends on the report fields selected on the original selection panel. If the selected report fields do not fit on one screen, you can scroll LEFT and RIGHT to view it all. If the selected data sets do not fit on one screen, you can scroll UP and DOWN.
The following Data set List Panel was displayed after a catalog search using the data set name filter JSB.** as shown in the example in the previous section. The default report fields are shown.
Data Set List
FDRSRS – Data Set List – Panel A.S.2
FDRSRS1 -------------------- DATASET LIST: DSLIST ------- LINE 1/104 COL 3:6/10 COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> CSR Read Save Find Locate Refresh Next Message Printd Help COMMAND DATA SET NAME VOLSER DSO RECFM BKSIZ --------- --------------------------------------------- ------ --- ----- ----- JSB.BNCHMARK.CNTL IDPLB2 PO FB 23040 JSB.CALL.LOG IDPLB0 PO FB 27936 copy JSB.DOC.CNTL IDPLB2 PO FB 8000 JSB.EMC.CNTL MIGRAT ARCHIVED JSB.ENCRYPT.KEYFILE MIGRAT ARCHIVED JSB.EXHPDM.CNTL MIGRAT ARCHIVED JSB.FATSCOPY.AUDITDSN IDPLB0 PS FB 8800 JSB.FDR.ASM MIGRAT ARCHIVED JSB.FDR.CNTL IDPLB3 PO FB 8000 JSB.FDR.CNTL2 MIGRAT ARCHIVED JSB.FDR.DOC IDPPM1 PO FB 9040 JSB.FDR.JCL MIGRAT ARCHIVED copy JSB.FDR.LOAD IDPPM3 PO U 32760 JSB.FDRABR.ARCHIVE MIGRAT ARCHIVED JSB.FDRMOVE.DS8100 SYTS36 PO VB 27998 |
Since the Data set List column headers may be different from the selection field names (to occupy fewer columns). Column description may be obtained by positioning the cursor at the column and pressing the HELP key, or by entering the VIEW primary command.
Archived data sets are marked as ARCHIVED, and data sets not found on their cataloged volumes are marked as *NO VOLUME DATA. Unwanted data set entries in the Data set List may be excluded from the display by entering the “X” or “XX” line commands in the COMMAND field. The Data set List can be saved for re-display at any time with option 2 on the SRS primary menu, and can be refreshed by regathering the report fields at any time.
Various services can be invoked by the user for one or more of the data sets displayed:
- SRS services (such as I (info), M (member list))
- ABR functions (such as RECALL, REORG, COPY)
- ISPF services (such as EDIT, BROWSE)
- TSO commands (such as DELETE, LISTDS, LISTCAT, RENAME)
- CLISTs and REXX execs
By entering the command name in the COMMAND column next to the data set to be processed. Most commands need nothing more than the data set name, but some TSO commands and CLIST/REXX execs may need the data set name passed in a special way. If so, specify the complete command, with all operands, substituting a slash (/) where SRS is to substitute the data set name in apostrophes (You can type over the DSNAME on the panel; SRS remembers it). For example,
When you enter the name of an ABR service (such as COPY), operands valid for the service may also be included in the command. Action strings may also be included in the command, as follows:
DISPLAY
display a table for additional operands and execution
FG
execute the Service in the foreground (under TSO)
RQ
add request to the ABR remote queue immediately
SUBMIT
submit the generated JCL immediately
EDIT
edit the generated JCL
For instance, to copy a data set to another name in the foreground, specify:
To perform the same function or service with the same operands on another data set further down in the Data Set List, enter the = (equal sign) repeat row command next to that data set.
Once a command is executed, it is displayed in the row COMMAND field preceded by an indicator representing the return code from the command: * (asterisk) for return code 0, ¬ (not-sign) for return code 4, or ? (question mark) for all other return codes.
You can also specify a command to apply to all data sets displayed by entering it on the COMMAND line at the top of the screen. It must include a slash (/).
Data set List commands, such as SAVE, READ, REFRESH, FIND, PRINTD, and the rest, may also be specified in the COMMAND line at the top of the screen. Please refer to the SRS HELP tutorial for a complete list and detailed description of the Data set List commands.
The PRINTD (abbreviated “P”) command allows you to generate a printed report from the information in the Data Set List. A prompting panel allows you to print all of the fields displayed, or to customize the report.