To access the CA TLMS screen interface, enter CATLISPF under ISPF.
The names of the CLISTs/transactions can change during the installation. Contact your systems programmer for the correct procedure to use at your site.
The following table summarizes the purpose of each CA TLMS online screen:
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To perform this function: |
Use this screen: |
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Start the full-screen transaction |
Security (SC01) |
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Choose what to do next |
Primary Menu (SL01) |
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Add clean and certification information |
Miscellaneous Functions (MS01) |
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Add auxiliary messages |
Auxiliary Messages (AU01) |
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Change data set or volume information |
Update (DS02) |
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Delete auxiliary messages |
Auxiliary Messages (AU01) |
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Display auxiliary messages |
Auxiliary Messages (AU01) |
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Display data set information |
Update (DS02) |
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Display the date in a different format |
Miscellaneous Functions (MS01) |
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Display system options |
Options (OP01) |
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Display volume information based on dataset name |
Data Set Selection (DS01) |
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Display volume information for one specific volume |
Update (DS02) |
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Display volume information based on volume serial number |
Volume Selection (VL01) |
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List all volumes on which a dataset resides |
MVS/VSAM Catalog (CT01) |
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List each dataset in a group |
DSN Directory (DR01) |
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List information about all volumes |
VSN Directory (DR02) |
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List all data sets on a specific volume |
VSN List (DL01) |
The flow chart
shows how the screens are organized. You move through the screens by branching from the Primary Menu (SL01). For example, if you select Volume Selection from the Primary Menu, the Volume Selection screen (VL01) is displayed.
If you know the screen you want to use, you can type the screen ID preceded by an equal sign. For example, to display the Volume Selection screen, type =VL01 on the command line of any other screen. Each screen has only certain valid IDs so you cannot get to all screens from any other screen. See the following chart for a list of the valid IDs from each screen.
When running under ISPF, the CA TLMS online interface usurps the jump-to (=) function.
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