Showing posts with label ISPF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ISPF. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Wanted to find the properties of a PS file, which is located on TAPE?

Use TI against the PS file name

How can I find the changes I have made?


I have received a maintenance change request on one of the program. While I am making changes to the program, one of my friend came to me and  We leave for a cup of coffee without SAVING the changes I made. After few minutes , when I am back, I am not sure what changes I made previously on the program? How can I find the changes I have made (without getting out of this screen)?

Well, here is one simple command line command to achieve this.


COMP * X

How can I find the last datasets that I have accessed ?

1.GO TO ISPF 3.4 option.
2. On the top, In the MENUBAR. Select REFLIST
3. Select Option 1.
Using this option you can find out the last 30 datasets that you have accessed!

Monday, September 9, 2019

Don’t want to be track if you modified PS or member in PDSE?

Usually the PDS or PS keep the ID of the creator or the ID of the person who modified it recently. You can change these ID values without leaving trace of one’s own ID. In the command area against the member name or PS name, by giving ‘G’. Dialog box will pop up allowing you to change the ID values.
There will be 2 options:
Option:
1: Reset ISPF statistics
2: Delete ISPF statistics