z/OS ISPF Dialog Tag Language Guide and Reference
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z/OS ISPF Dialog Tag Language Guide and Reference
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The conversion utility options are displayed either as a multi-choice selection list by scrolling the invocation panel, or in a series of multi-choice selection list panels with related options, through the Options pull-down on the action bar.

You select the options by entering a "/" in front of the option description. If you want to deselect an option, you must leave the selection choice field blank. These options are initially set to the default values described in Conversion utility syntax. This table shows how the options and their valid values are equivalent to conversion utility syntax. Note that b represents a blank.

Table 1. The equivalence of an option and valid value to conversion utility syntax
Options Valid values

Replace Panel/Message/SCRIPT/Keylist/
Command Members

/ is equivalent to REPLACE, the default.
b is equivalent to NOREPLACE.

Preprocess Panel Output

/ is equivalent to PREP, the default.
b is equivalent to NOPREP.

Place ISPDTLC Messages in log file

b is equivalent to SCREEN, the default.
/ is equivalent to DISK.

Suppress Messages (ISPF extensions)

b is equivalent to NOMSGSUPP, the default.
/ is equivalent to MSGSUPP.

Suppress Messages (CUA exceptions)

b is equivalent to NOCUASUPP, the default.
/ is equivalent to CUASUPP.

Use CUA Panel Attributes

/ is equivalent to CUAATTR, the default.
b is equivalent to NOCUAATTR.

Generate Statistics on Panel/Message/Script Members

/ is equivalent to STATS, the default.
b is equivalent to NOSTATS.

Generate List file

b is equivalent to NOLISTING, the default.
/ is equivalent to LISTING.

Generate List file with substitution

b is equivalent to NOFORMAT, the default.
/ is equivalent to FORMAT.

Generate SCRIPT file

b is equivalent to NOSCRIPT, the default.
/ is equivalent to SCRIPT.

Replace Log File Members

/ is equivalent to LOGREPL, the default.
b is equivalent to NOLOGREPL.

Replace List File Members

/ is equivalent to LISTREPL, the default.
b is equivalent to NOLISTREPL.

List Source Convert Msgs

b is equivalent to NOLSTVIEW, the default.
/ is equivalent to LSTVIEW.

Use Expanded Message Format

b is equivalent to NOMSGEXPAND, the
default.
/ is equivalent to MSGEXPAND.

Allow DBCS

b is equivalent to NODBCS, the default.
/ is equivalent to DBCS.

Specify KANA / is equivalent to KANA.
Specify NOKANA / is equivalent to NOKANA.
Create panels with Action bars

/ is equivalent to ACTBAR, the default.
b is equivalent to NOACTBAR.

Create panels with GUI mode display controls

/ is equivalent to GUI, the default.
b is equivalent to NOGUI.

Add ISPDTLC version/timestamp to panel

/ is equivalent to VERSION, the default.
b is equivalent to NOVERSION.

Combine scrollable areas into panel body

b is equivalent to NOMERGESAREA, the
default.
/ is equivalent to MERGESAREA.

Display converted panels (*)

b is equivalent to NODISPLAY, the default.
/ is equivalent to DISPLAY.

Display converted panels in a window (*)

b is equivalent to NODISPLAYW, the default.
/ is equivalent to DISPLAYW.

Bypass data set name validation (after first cycle).

b is equivalent to DSNCHK, the default.
/ is equivalent to NODSNCHK.

Enable graphic character display

/ is equivalent to GRAPHIC, the default.
b is equivalent to NOGRAPHIC.

Use full names in place of Z variables

b is equivalent to ZVARS, the default.
/ is equivalent to NOZVARS.

Align DBCS prompt text with entry field

b is equivalent to NODBALIGN, the default.
/ is equivalent to DBALIGN.

Preserve leading blanks when space is not specified

b is equivalent to NOPLEB, the default.
/ is equivalent to PLEB.

Process multiple line comment blocks

b is equivalent to NOMCOMMENT, the
default.
/ is equivalent to MCOMMENT.

Display additional DTL source data set list

b —second input panel is not displayed.
/ —second input panel is displayed.

(*): If you specify DISPLAY or DISPLAYW, ISPDTLC must be run in test mode (Option 7) to force display processing to use the current generated panel. An error message is issued if ISPDTLC is not being run in test mode and either option is specified.

All of the entries from the panel (or panels) are saved in the user's profile.

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