Option D (Defaults) brings up an additional panel, shown in
Figure 1, that allows you to:
- Specify SuperC output data set default allocation parameters
The
first extent and secondary space values are used whenever Options
3.12, 3.13, or 3.14 create a new output data set such as a listing
or statements data set. If you specify a new data set with a member
name, the directory space value is used to create a PDS. If you blank
out any of the values, SuperC will supply defaults.
Space
values are applicable only if you select
"Invoke SuperC via PROGRAM
interface".
- Specify your own Statements data set initial edit macro name
- Enable or disable a new high performance program interface to
SuperC. If you select "Invoke SuperC via PROGRAM interface",
ISPF invokes SuperC directly. Otherwise, ISPF invokes SuperC via a
CLIST named ISRSFORG (ISRSSRCH for Search-For). The CLIST interface
may be useful if you need to customize the allocations or wish to
post-process the result. The PROGRAM interface is more efficient and
is the default.
Figure 1. SuperC - Defaults panel
(ISRSDFLT) SUPERC - Defaults
Verify entries below. End or Enter to exit.
New List data set allocation in blocks:
1st Extent . . 50 Secondary . . 100 Directory . . 5
New Update data set allocation in blocks:
1st Extent . . 15 Secondary . . 30 Directory . . 5
New Profile data set allocation in blocks:
1st Extent . . 5 Secondary . . 5 Directory . . 5
New Statements data set allocation in blocks:
1st Extent . . 5 Secondary . . 5 Directory . . 5
Statements data set initial edit macro name . . !ISRSMAC
Enter "/" to select option
/ Invoke SuperC via PROGRAM interface
Command ===>
F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F9=Swap F12=Cancel
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