The command language syntaxes are described in the following section.
Selects all single-level data set names.
Selects all two-level data set names.
Selects all three-level data set names which have an A as the first node, any character or characters as the second node, and PROD as the third node.
Selects all two-level data set names which have an A followed by zero to seven other characters as the first node, and PROD as the second node.
Selects all single-character data set names.
Selects all two-level data set names that have an A as the first node, and TEST plus two other characters as the second node.
Selects all data sets that begin with the character A. The data set names can have any number of nodes. The first node can be the letter A, or be a string that starts with A.
Selects all data sets that begin with the string A.TEST. Examples:
"A.TEST"
"A.TEST1"
"A.TEST1.TEST2"
"A.TEST.PROD"
Selects all data sets which have a first node of A, any second node, a third node which is exactly two characters in length and the first character is the letter C, and any node or nodes which follow.
Selects all data sets that end with the string TEST
Selects all data sets that have the string TEST somewhere in it. The string TEST can be at the beginning or the end of the data set name.
Selects all data sets that have the string TEST somewhere in the name and VSAM at the end. Examples:
"A.TEST.VSAM"
"A.TESTVSAM"
"A.TEST1.VSAM"
"A.TEST1.KSDSVSAM"
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