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Saving a Copy of the List z/OS DFSMS Using the Interactive Storage Management Facility SC23-6856-00 |
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The SAVE command allows you to save a copy of the list for future use. The saved list contains as many entries as the currently displayed list. Any tailoring you do with the SORT command, FILTER command, VIEW command, and the HIDE line operator determines the content of the saved list. For example, if the entries statement reads as follows, the saved list will have 85 entries and 39 data columns:
To save a list, enter SAVE on the command line followed by the name you want to use to identify the list (see Figure 1). Do not use a name that begins with DGT, ISP, or ISR. These prefixes are reserved for ISMF and ISPF tables. If you use other dialogs under ISPF, do not choose a list name that duplicates the name of any table used by the dialog. Figure 1. Entering
the SAVE Command
If a saved list or any other ISPF table you specify already exists,
you have two options: you can choose another name or specify the REPLACE
option with the SAVE command. With the REPLACE option, the SAVE command
looks like this:
Once you
have saved a list, you can use ISPF services against it. For example,
using ISPF file tailoring and table services, you can read, scan,
and update the list. You can also format the list for printing. The
list can be accessed in both the foreground and the background.Related Topic: That the variable names used in saved lists
are the same as the ones used for CLISTs and user commands. For more
information on CLIST variables, see Contents of the List Panels and Acquiring Data for a User-Created CLIST. However, the first character
of a variable name is changed when it occurs in a saved list:
For more information on using ISPF services, see ISPF Dialog Management Services. |
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