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Member Select for CA Panvalet (CAZ1SLNP/CAZ1DTPP) Update and Browse

Use this panel to select data set members from a CA Panvalet library for CA JCLCheck to process.

To display this panel:

1. Enter Option 1, 2, 3, or 4 in the OPTION field on the CA JCLCheck/SPF Menu panel (JCK0200), and press Enter.
2. Enter a complete data set name and data set type of PAN in the appropriate fields on the CA JCLCheck Invocation panel (JCK0201), and press Enter. Do not enter a member name.

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Data Set Name: CAI.PANV37.MASTER                         Type .: CA Panvalet

  CMD   NAME       ORDER  LANG   STAT  USER   LAST ACCESS    LAST MAINT  STMTS

       APCDPRO1       1    JCL    TAE  12SJ   01/18/2000     01/05/2000    421
       APCDPRO2       2    JCL    TAE  TS22   01/05/2000     12/23/2000    522
       APCDPRO3       3    JCL    TAE  1538   12/15/2000     12/10/2000    754
       PRODSUM1       4    JCL    TAE  MMS2   12/01/2000     11/28/2000     51
       PRODSUM2       5    JCL    TAE  NLD3   11/25/2000     11/21/2000     72
       ========    =====  ====   ====  ====   ===========  ==========    =====
       PRODBKP1            JCL    TAE  JHD5   11/25/2000     11/21/2000    427

Select one or more members by placing an order number in the CMD field preceding the desired module, and pressing Enter. CA JCLCheck places each selected module above a divider line, separating it from those modules not selected.

CA JCLCheck displays those modules selected for processing above the divider line, (=========), and each has an ordinal number indicating its order in the data set.

The order of the display is the order for processing. For example, PRODINIT, the module on the top line of the preceding display, is the first module that CA JCLCheck processes.

To exit the panel without making any changes, enter CANCEL in the COMMAND field, and press Enter.

Enter End to pass the selected members to CA JCLCheck for processing.

Changing the Order of Modules

To change the order of a module, enter the new order number in the CMD field next to the module name, and press Enter.

Entering an order number X next to a module name causes all modules with order numbers greater than or equal to X to shift down with their order numbers incremented by 1. For example, entering 4 next to JCLCPRO2 results in the following display:

NAME       ORDER  LANG   STAT  USER   LAST ACCESS  LAST MAINT

JCLCPRO1       1    JCL    TAE  12SJ   01/18/2000   01/05/2000
JCLCPRO2       2    JCL    TAE  TS22   01/05/2000   12/23/2000
JCLCPRO3       4    JCL    TAE  1538   12/15/2000   12/10/2000
PRODSUM1       5    JCL    TAE  MMS2   12/01/2000   11/28/2000
PRODSUM2       6    JCL    TAE  NLD3   11/25/2000   11/21/2000
========    =====  ====   ====  ====   ===========  ==========

Adding a Module

If you enter an order number next to a module below the divider line, CA JCLCheck moves the module above the line according to the order number.

You can use an order number greater than the last order number + 1 to leave room for insertion. You can use the REORDER command to assign consecutive order numbers. Otherwise, the order numbers are reordered when you exit this panel.

Removing a Module

To remove a module from the selected list, enter 0 in the CMD field next to the module name, and press Enter.

Browsing a Module

To decide whether to select a module for processing, you can browse the module. To browse a module, enter B in the CMD field next to a module name, and press Enter. This displays an ISPF browse panel for the module. Press End to return to the Member Select panel.

Assigning the Next Available Order Number

To assign the next available order number, enter N (Next) beside the names of one or more modules (either above or below the divider line). This is especially useful if you want to assign sequential order numbers to several modules. Instead of entering each sequential number, enter N on each line.