If you want to see all the opened screens type LIST and press F9.
#ISPF EDIT COMMANDS CODE#
Tags activity trace AFFINITY alter amqsevt application application trace backup capacity planning certificate certificates change events Clients CLNTWGHT CLSSDRA clustering colour CORS create csv delete Display connections Elasticsearch Elliptic Curve Enclave events get GROUPS ispf java JMS JMX Kibana Liberty linux man pages MDB Midrange migration monitoring MQ mqconsole mq reason code mq reconnect MQCNO mqstrerror mqweb offload messages OSGI PCF PDS PDSE performance put Python RACF reconnection rest RSA scalability self signed server setmqaut shared conversation Shared queue SMF SSLCIPH statistics su . 13) If you open the multiple screens in ISPF, to navigate between those you need to type the below commands: If you want open the 1st screen type 1 in command line and press F9, for 2nd screen 2 and F9 etc. If you try to save the data, the data set will be deleted on close. * insert each record at the top of the file */įrom ISPF 6, a TSO command line, I issued tempdsn racdcert list certauth and it gave me the file with the output from the command, and the file has record length of 133. Say "This has to run from an ISPF edit session " * REXX */Īddress ISPEXEC "EDIT DATASET('"u".temptemp') MACRO(ETSO)" You can then do even cleverer things by having TEMPDSN calling ETSO as a macro, and passing parameters using the ISPF variable support from the TSO command line. The COLS primary command adds a column indicator at the top of the display which does not scroll. These column displays scroll with the data lines. The ISPF Edit/View line command COL or COLS adds a column indicator below the line where it is issued. "BLKSIZE(1330) LRECL(133) recfm(F B) DDNAME(MYDD)"Īddress ISPEXEC "EDIT DATASET('"u".temptemp')" ISPF Edit/View - Displaying the column indicator on all files. Say "This has to run from an ISPF session "Īddress TSO "ALLOC DSN('"u".temptemp') space(1,1) tracks NEW DELETE ", To create a temporary dataset to run the above command I created another rexx called TEMPDSN /* REXX */ Then you would use your panel with a rexx program like this: Code: / REXX /.
#ISPF EDIT COMMANDS HOW TO#
I typed etso LU in an edit session, and it inserted the output of the TSO LU the top of the file.įor capturing long lines of output, you’ll need to be in a file with a long record length. The 'ISPF Planning and Customizing' manual describes how to change the ISPF editor panel. This macro needs to go into a dataset in SYSEXEC or SYSPROC concatenation – See TSO ISRDDN.
This was too boring, so I wrote a quick macro ETSO /* REXX / parse source p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 p7 env p9 if env = "ISPF" then do ADDRESS ISPEXEC "ISREDIT MACRO (cmd ,REST)" end else do Say "This has to run from an ISPF edit session " return 8 end /* prevent auto save … user has to explicitly save or cancel* / "ISREDIT autoSave off prompt" x = OUTTRAP('VAR.') address tso cmd rest y = OUTTRAP('OFF') /* insert each record in turn last to first at the top of the file */ One way of doing this, is to run a TSO command in batch, use SDSF to look at the output, and then use SE to edit the spool file.
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