You can open files by right-clicking on the file in the Director List view. You can also open files that are not listed in your Directory List view by selecting a server and then selecting Open from the CA File Master Plus menu.
Follow these steps:
The Open Data Set wizard opens.
Specifies the name of the data set that you want to open.
Specifies the name of the member that you want to open.
Note: This field is only active when the data set is partitioned.
Enter the volume serial only if the data set is not cataloged. Otherwise, leave this field empty.
Displays the name of the change log file. This field is not editable.
Set one of the following:
Identifies the volume on which a new change log file will be allocated.
Note: Select this only when directing the change log to a specific volume.
Identifies the generic unit on which a new change log file will be allocated.
Note: Leave this blank if you want to use the generic unit default value.
Defines the number of cylinders to indicate the space of the primary allocation of the change log data set. The value must be greater than zero.
Defines the number of cylinders to indicate the space of the secondary allocation of the change log data set.
Displays records in character format.
Displays one record at a time with the field names on the left and the formatted values on the right.
Note: If you select this option, you must specify a record layout.
To switch to another display mode once the editor is open, right-click anywhere in the editor and select a display format from the menu. Once the file opens, you can switch between Character and Hexadecimal format by clicking on the icon at the top of the file view.
Note: If you specified the character display mode, this step is optional.
Note: If you specify selection criteria, you can click Validate to verify that the selection criteria listed are legitimate.
Note: The layout section active only if you provided a layout.
The data set or member opens in the editor. Data sets opened with the View option are marked as Read-only.
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