0-Parms

Modify OPSVIEW options, ISPF parameters, or the OPSLOG Browse profile, or set up a list of stored commands for option 6.

1-OPSLOG

View all of the events that occurred in your z/OS system that were seen by CA OPS/MVS; for example, z/OS operator commands and JES messages.

2-Editors

Edit and test AOF rules; maintain the AOF test compiled rules library; access EasyRule; edit, compile, and execute REXX EXECs; maintain the REXX compiled program library; and access the CA OPS/MVS relational table editor and the application parameter editor.

3-Sys Cntl

Control system resources without entering z/OS or JES commands.

4-Control

Control the copy of CA OPS/MVS that is running on this system. You can perform these tasks: set product storage limits; set product debugging and trace flags; globally control the MSF, AOF, EPI, and SSM; view status information about the OSF and the ECF; start or stop a copy of CA OPS/MVS; and display and modify both standard and temporary global variables.

5-Support

Access the CA product support information.

6-Command

Enter z/OS, JES, and other subsystem commands and view the output on a scrollable display.

7-Utilities

Browse a saved or copied OPSLOG, merge live OPSLOG data from multiple systems, create CA OPS/MVS parameter cards for the IMS Operations Facility to use, create a backup of your global variable data set, convert your old OPS/REXX programs and AOF rule data sets to a newer format, and access the MPF conversion utility and the Automation Analyzer.

A-AutoMate

Convert Automate rules to the CA OPS/MVS format; edit Automate rules, Statvars, and RDF tables; control, browse, and test Automate rules; clean up the Automate ATMRULES rule set.

I-ISPF

Invoke the ISPF menu under OPSVIEW.

S-SYSVIEW

Access the CA SYSVIEW product, with which you can monitor and control your z/OS system. For information, see the CA SYSVIEW product documentation.

T-Tutorial

Display a full-screen tutorial about using OPSVIEW.

U-User

Access a dummy menu, which you can modify and then use to invoke your user-defined applications.

X-EXIT

Terminate your OPSVIEW session.