Using Additional Features › Perform Administrative Functions › Define Pseudo Groups › Associate Modules with Pseudo Groups

Associate Modules with Pseudo Groups

1. From the Administration Option Menu. select Option 2.

   The Pseudo Group Definitions panel displays.

   You can also access the Pseudo Group Definitions panel directly from CodeView by using the PSEudo primary command. Refer to

   CA MAT --------------- Pseudo Group Definitions ---------- Row 1 to 14 of 151
   COMMAND ===>                                                  SCROLL ===> HALF
   
   Primary commands: ADD, ADDHELP
   
      Line commands: S - Select  D - Delete
   
   LC Module   Pseudo   Description
      ________ ________ _________________________
   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   __ ACF      .CA ACF2 CA ACF2
   __ ADF      .TSO     TSO/E
   __ ADR      .DSS        DF/DSS
   __ ADY      .DAE     DAE
   __ AHL      .GTF     Generalized Trace Fac
   __ AKJ      .LNKLDGO Link/Edit/Go
   __ AMA      .SPZAP   Superzap
   __ AMB      .AMBLIST AMBLIST
   __ AMD      .SADUMP  Stand-Alone Dump
   __ AMS      .RMFSAM  RMF
   __ ANT      .SDM     SDM
   __ AOM      .AOM     AOM
   __ ARC      .HSM     DFSMShsm
   __ ASA      .REUSE   REUS
   

   The Module column contains the module prefix for a module or group of modules beginning with this prefix that are to be included in the pseudo group.

   The Pseudo column contains the name of the pseudo group to which you have assigned the module.

2. To add a new module to a pseudo group, type the ADD primary command.
3. To change an existing entry, type S next to the module that you want to modify.
4. Press Enter.

   The PSEUDO Group Definition panel displays.

   CA MAT ----- PSEUDO Group Definition -----------
   COMMAND ===>
   
    Module pattern ===>
   
     PSEUDO group ===>
   
      Description ===>
   
   Press ENTER to save; enter END to cancel
   

5. In the Module pattern field, type one to eight characters of the module name to be associated with an existing or new pseudo group. For IBM modules, this name is usually three characters; for example, TSO modules begin with IKJ.
6. In the PSEUDO group field, type the name of the pseudo group to which the module is to be associated. The name entered in this field can be either a new pseudo group name or the name of an existing pseudo group.
7. (Optional) In the Description field, you can include a description of the pseudo group (25 character maximum). This description displays in CodeView - Pseudo Mode.
8. The name for the pseudo group must not be longer than seven characters. A pseudo group name is always prefixed by a period (.). Do not type the period in this field; it is added automatically.