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How to Use the Stored Commands Window

The Stored Commands Window appears when you enter the CMDLIST STORED command from the MVS/JES Command Processor panel. Following is a sample panel:

--------- MSI1 -------- MVS/JES Command Processor ------------ENTER A COMMAND
===>
SYSID ===>           IMSID ===>      WAIT ===>     MFORM =>   SCROLL ===> CSR
------------------------------- STORED COMMANDS -------------------ROW 1 OF 2
    D TS,lberry                      /* DISPLAY TSO USER LBERRY
    d ts                             /* DISPLAY NUMBER OF TSO USERS
   *END OF COMMANDS*
-------------------- COMMAND OUTPUT AT 13:45:08 ON 10/19/03 -------ROW 1 OF 7
D TS,LBERRY
IEE105I 13.45.00 93.069 ACTIVITY 196
 JOBS      M/S      TS USERS      SYSAS      INITS      ACTIVE/MAX VTAM
00000     00056      00006        00013      00010       00006/00150
LBERRY  NSW    A=0053   PER=NO   SMC=000  PGN=008  DMN=003  AFF=NONE
               CT=002.394S  ET=00.32.52
               ADDR SPACE ASTE=02C324C0
   *END OF OUTPUT*

Keep these points in mind when you use the Stored Commands window:

• To issue one of the commands in the window, place your cursor next to the command and press Enter. You can modify the command first.
• The commands that appear in the Stored Commands window are those you entered by using OPSVIEW option 0.2. If you want to modify the list of commands that appears in the window, use either option 0.2 or the SEDIT command.

  For details about the SEDIT command, see How to Modify the Stored Command List from Option 6 in this chapter. For details about option 0.2, see How to Store a Command List (Option 0.2) in the chapter “Using the OPSVIEW Parameters Option.”

• You may use the UP2, DOWN2, and WSIZE commands to control certain aspects of the Stored Commands window.