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To display information about data classes that are available for
your data sets or management and storage classes that are available
for your data sets or objects, you must start with the ISMF Primary
Option Menu ( Figure 2). Select
the appropriate application from the menu, and the corresponding application
selection panel is displayed. You can then specify the class whose
attributes you want to look at, or you can display a list of available
classes of a single type.
Example: Creating a Data Class List To
create a data class list, complete each field on the Data Class Application
Selection panel, shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Data
Class Application Selection Panel Panel Utilities Help
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DATA CLASS APPLICATION SELECTION
Command ===>
To perform Data Class Operations, Specify:
CDS Name . . . . . . 'ACTIVE'
(1 to 44 character data set name or 'Active'
Data Class Name . . script% (For Data Class List, fully or partially
specified or * for all)
Select one of the following options :
1 1. List - Generate a list of Data Classes
2. Display - Display a Data Class
If List Option is chosen,
Enter "/" to select option Respecify View Criteria
Respecify Sort Criteria
Use ENTER to Perform Selection;
Use HELP Command for Help; Use END Command to Exit.
Complete each field on the Data Class Application panel, as follows:
- CDS NAME
- Enter the 1- to 44-character name (46 characters including quotation
marks) of a control data set (CDS). ISMF processes quoted and unquoted
CDS names using TSO conventions.
The CDS contains information
about the configuration. To specify the active control data set (ACDS),
enter 'ACTIVE' as the CDS name. The ACDS contains the current configuration
for your installation.
This field is primed with the CDS name
last referenced in ISMF, and the default is 'ACTIVE'.
- DATA CLASS NAME
- Enter a fully or partially specified class name (in this case,
a data class name). This field is primed with the last-used value,
and the default is an asterisk (*).
When an asterisk is specified,
ISMF generates a list of all the classes in the control data set you
indicated. DATA CLASS NAME ===> *
If
you want to list the classes, you can enter a partially specified
name so that the list contains only the classes you are looking for.
Use
an asterisk for zero or more non-blank characters. For example, to
list all data classes with a 't' in the name, specify: DATA CLASS NAME ===> *t*
Use
a percent sign (%) for 1 non-blank character each. For example, to
list all 7-character class names beginning with 'script', specify:
DATA CLASS NAME ===> script%
This
field is primed with the last-used value, and the default is an asterisk
(*). If you enter a fully specified class name you can generate a
list containing the information about only one class, or you can display
the attributes of one class.
- SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS
- Complete this field by entering a '1' or '2'. The field is primed
with '1' and defaults to '1'.
Enter '1' to generate a list that
contains the classes you specified, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Data Class
List Panel Panel List Utilities Scroll Help
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DATA CLASS LIST
Command ===> Scroll ===> HALF
Entries 1-19 of 199
Data Columns 3-9 of 48
CDS Name . : ACTIVE
Enter Line Operators below:
LINE DATACLAS AVG
OPERATOR NAME RECORG RECFM LRECL KEYLEN KEYOFF AVGREC VALUE
---(1)---- --(2)--- -(3)-- -(4)- -(5)- -(6)-- -(7)-- -(8)-- -(9)-
ACCTDSN4 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTDSN5 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTDSN6 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTJOB4 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTJOB5 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTJOB6 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTSTP4 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTSTP5 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ACCTSTP6 -- ---- ----- --- ----- - -----
ATLDC004 -- ---- 80 --- ----- - -----
ATLDC008 -- ---- 80 --- ----- - -----
Tip: If you want to display
the data class attributes after you generate the data class list,
enter the DISPLAY command on the Data Class List panel next to the
name of the class whose attributes you wish to view.
Enter
'2' to display the attributes of the class you specified, as shown
in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Page 1 of
the Data Class Display Panel Panel Utilities Scroll Help
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DATA CLASS DISPLAY Page 1 of 5
Command ===>
CDS Name . . . : ACTIVE
Data Class Name : ACCTDSN4
Description : DATACLAS ACCTDSN4 FOR ACS INTERNAL PROCESSING
Recfm . . . . . . . . . : VB
Lrecl . . . . . . . . . : 255
Space Avgrec . . . . . . : U
Avg Value . . . . : 255
Primary . . . . . : 5000
Secondary . . . . : 5000
Directory . . . . : 62
Retpd Or Expdt . . . . :
Volume Count . . . . :
Add'l Volume Amount . :
Use DOWN Command to View next Panel;
Use HELP Command for Help; Use END Command to Exit.
- RESPECIFY VIEW CRITERIA
- You can choose the columns and the order of the columns to appear
on the Data Class Application List panel. This field is always primed
with a blank.
Figure 4. Data
Class View Entry Panel with Specific Column Tags Panel Utilities Scroll Help
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DATA CLASS VIEW ENTRY PANEL Page 1 of 3
Command ===>
If desired, Select option . . (1 - SELECT, 2 - SAVE, 3 - DELETE)
View Name . . (1 to 8 characters, * to Delete all,
or blank for List of Saved Views)
Specify tags in Sequence Desired:
===> *
Line Operator (26) Data Set Name Type
Data Class Name (16) Dynamic Volume Count
(15) Additional Volume Amt (48) EATTR
(8) Avgrec (27) Extended Addressability
(9) Avg Value (44) Extent Constraint Removal
(35) BWO (42) FRlog
(41) Block Size Limit (33) Initial Load
(49) CA Reclaim (6) Key Length
(28) Compaction (7) Key Offset
(18) Control Interval Size data (24) Last Date Modified
Use ENTER to Perform Selection or Display List in VIEW Sequence;
Use DOWN For previous Panel; Use HELP Command for Help; Use END Command to Exit.
If you specify tag numbers 26, 5 and 3 on the Data Class
View Entry panel, only columns 1, 2, 26, 5 and 3 will be displayed
on the Data Class List panel, as shown in Figure 5.
(Columns 1 and 2, Line Operator and Data Class Name, cannot be specified
because these columns always appear as the first two columns on the
list panel.)
Figure 5. Data Class Application List Panel in VIEW Order Panel List Utilities Scroll Help
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DATA CLASS LIST VIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL
COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> PAGE
Entries 1-9 of 9
View in Use
CDS NAME: SCDS.DC
ENTER LINE OPERATORS BELOW:
LINE DATACLAS
OPERATOR NAME DATA SET NAME TYPE LRECL RECORG
---(1)---- --(2)--- -------(26)------- -(5)- -(3)--
DCNAME1 ------------------ 32761 KS
DCNAME2 ------------------ 32761 ES
DCNAME3 ------------------ 32761 RR
DCNAME4 ------------------ ----- LS
DCNAME5 LIBRARY ----- --
DCNAME6 PDS ----- --
DCNAME7 HFS ----- --
DCNAME8 EXTENDED REQUIRED ----- --
DCNAME9 ------------------ ----- --
---------- -------- ------ BOTTOM OF DATA ------ -------- ---------
Tip: If you want to view the
list after it is generated, enter the VIEW command, with or without
parameters, on the command line of the list panel. For more information
about selecting and reordering columns on an application list, see Selecting List Display Columns.
- RESPECIFY SORT CRITERIA
- The RESPECIFY SORT CRITERIA field on an application selection
panel allows you to change the major and minor fields and the order
in which the entries are sorted. This field is always primed with
a blank space.
- Leave this field blank to generate a data class list using the
default SORT criteria.
- If you request a list and specify a slash (/), the Data Class
Sort Entry panel is displayed first, as shown in Figure 6. Only the column tags specified as view
criteria are displayed on the Sort Entry panel. Complete this entry
panel just as you would other Sort Entry panels.
Figure 6. Data
Class Sort Entry Panel Panel Utilities Scroll Help
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DATA CLASS SORT ENTRY PANEL Page 1 of 3
COmmand ===>
Specify one or more Attribute Numbers for Sort Sequence:
Major Field . . . 2 Minor Field 1 . . . Minor Field 2 . . .
Specify A for Ascending or D for Descending Sort Order:
Major Field . . . A Minor Field 1 . . . Minor Field 2 . . .
(1) Line Operator (26) Data Set Name Type
(2) Data Class Name (16) Dynamic Volume Count
(15) Additional Volume Amt (49) EATTR
(8) Avgrec (27) Extended Addressability
(9) Avg Value (44) Extent Constraint Removal
(35) BWO (42) FRlog
(41) Block Size Limit (33) Initial Load
(49) CA Reclaim (6) Key Length
(28) Compaction (7) Key Offset
(18) Control Interval Size Data (24) Last Date Modified
Use ENTER to Perform SORT; Use DOWN Command to view next Panel;
Use HELP Command for Help; Use END Command to Exit.
Tip: If you want to sort
the list after it is constructed, enter the SORT command, with or
without parameters, on the command line of the list panel. For more
information about sorting a list see Sorting the List.
Using Line Operators on DFSMS Lists You
can specify the DISPLAY line operator next to anyclass name on
a class list to generate a panel that displays values associated with
that particular class. This information can help you decide whether
you need to assign a new DFSMS class to your data set or object.
If
you determine that a data set you own should be associated with adifferent management
class or storage class, and if you have authorization, you can use
the ALTER line operator against a data set list entry to specify
another storage class or management class. See page Using the Data Set ALTER Line Operator for an example of using the ALTER line
operator.
Table 1 summarizes line operators
you can use to facilitate system-managed storage.
Table 1. Summary of Storage
Management Subsystem Line OperatorsTask |
Function |
Scope |
Application |
Action |
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Display the attributes associated with an SMS class |
DISPLAY |
A data, management, or storage class. |
Use the line operator from the Data, Management, or Storage
Class Lists. |
Displays the entry selected from the list panel. Performed
in the foreground by DFSMSdfp. |
Associate a new management class or storage class with an SMS-managed
data set |
ALTER |
A single cataloged data set. |
Use the line operator from the Data Set List. |
Assign a new management class or storage class to a single
cataloged data set. Performed in the foreground by DFSMSdfp. |
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