OPSVIEW Parameters Option › Store a Command List (Option 0.2)

Store a Command List (Option 0.2)

Use OPSVIEW option 0.2 to create, store, and edit a list of z/OS or JES commands to use in OPSVIEW option 6 (Command). The stored commands list editor is a customized version of the ISPF/PDF editor.

To store a command list

1. Access OPSVIEW option 0.2 using any of the following methods:
   • Enter 2 on the OPSVIEW Parms Menu.
   • Use the ISPF jump function by entering =0.2 into any valid field in OPSVIEW.
   • Issue the SEDIT command from the MVS/JES Command Processor panel (Option 6). When you access option 0.2 in this way, CA OPS/MVS returns you directly to option 6 when you exit option 0.2.

   When you access option 0.2, you see a display similar to the following one. The top half of the display contains instructional text, and the bottom half is a scrollable data entry display.

   Stored Command List Editor ---- MSI1 ----------------------- COLUMNS 001 072
   COMMAND ===>                                                 SCROLL ===>  CSR
   Use the Edit Window below to enter in any MVS or JES command. Only one
   command may be entered per line. Commands may be documented with
   comments following the /* delimiter.
   Example:
             000100 D TS,ALL           /* list TSO users
             000200 D TS,USERA         /* list TSO user USERA
   ****** **************************** TOP OF DATA *****************************
   000100 D TS                  /*DISPLAY # OF TSO USERS
   000200 D TS,L                /*DISPLAY TSO USERS, SHORT FORM
   000300 D TS,ALL              /*DISPLAY TSO USERS, LONG FORM
   000400 *I A                  /*DISPLAY ACTIVE JOBS
   000500 *I B                  /*DISPLAY BACKLOG JOBS
   ****** ***************************BOTTOM OF DATA ****************************
   

2. Type the commands into the bottom half of the display.

   Enter only one command per line.

3. Enter a comment for a command. The comment must begin with a delimiter consisting of a slash followed by an asterisk (/*).

You have used the Stored Command List Editor panel to store the command list.