Because $CCFB109 is an ISPF program that tailors ISPF JCL skeletons, CA Roscoe sites must use RPF CCFCBHSK to create ISPF JCL skeletons from the JCL skeletons stored on the LIB/CCF CA Roscoe key. You should also execute RPF CCFCBHSK whenever you update an CA Roscoe skeleton.
Perform the following steps to execute the RPF.
(Optional) Specifies the data set name of the ISPF skeleton library to contain the skeletons that RPF generates. If omitted, CAI.CLJ41CSL is used as the target ISPF skeleton library.
(Optional) Specifies the prefix of the CA Roscoe key where LIB/CCF is installed. PFX is needed only if the RPF is executed from a key other than where LIB/CCF is installed. LANG(language)—(Optional) Specifies the language the RPF is to process (that is, ISPF skeletons are generated for skeletons with this language). The language must be defined in the Option 12.5 (LANG) table.
If omitted, all skeletons defined in the Option 12.5 (LANG) table are processed to create corresponding ISPF skeletons.
(Optional) Specifies a single skeleton to convert. This parameter is useful when you modified a single CA Roscoe skeleton and want to update only that skeleton in the ISPF skeleton library.
(Optional) Indicates that existing skeletons are not replaced in the ISPF skeleton library.
Example: Add Skeletons
This example adds all skeletons with a language of DAT and that are on the CA Roscoe key with a prefix of CCF, to the ISPF skeleton library with a data set name of CAI.LIBR.CCF.ISPSLIB unless they already exist in the library.
EXEC CCFCBHSK DS(CAI.LIBR.CCF.ISPSLIB) PFX(CCF) LANG(DAT) NOREP
Once the skeletons exist in the ISPF skeleton library, $CCFB109 can execute using the JCL listed under ISPF Execution earlier in this chapter.
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