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Primary Commands for the Modules Panel

There are a few primary commands you can issue from the Modules panel. Enter primary commands in the Command field.

Find modulename

Finds a specific module. The display scrolls so that the modulename module appears in the top row of the Modules panel.

For example, to find the module named OPINMA, issue this command:

F OPINMA
LINES nn

Sets the number of lines per page for the REPORT command.

For example, this command sets the lines per page to 66:

LINES 66
Locate modulename

If CA OPS/MVS finds a module named modulename, the display scrolls so that the modulename module appears in the top row of the Modules panel.

For example, to cause the module named OPCMPR to appear at the top of the panel, issue this command:

L OPCMPR
REPORT

Generates a complete report of the modules and places it in your ISPF list data set.

For example:

REPORT
Select modulename

Displays detailed information about a module.

For example, this command causes CA OPS/MVS to display details about the OPINMA module:

S OPINMA
SORT colname [A|D]

CA OPS/MVS sorts the modules according to the value of one or more colnames. If not specified, the default colname is NAME. For each colname specified, you may specify A for Ascending sort, or D for Descending sort. If not specified, Ascending sort will be done by default. Column NAME will be automatically appended as a secondary sort colname if it has not been specified on the SORT command.

For example, to sort the modules according to Descending protection keys within Ascending sizes, issue this command:

SORT SIZE KEY D

Point-and-shoot is enabled to SORT the module list using any displayed column heading. Point-and-shoot uses Descending SORT order for the SIZE column and Ascending SORT order for all other columns. To SORT the module list using the point-and-shoot method, place the cursor on a displayed column heading and press the ENTER key.