Data set list panel fields

The fields listed here can appear on the data set list panels. The fields displayed will vary depending on the view that you select.

Total Tracks

Total number of tracks of all data sets in the list.

non-x

Total number of tracks of all data sets in the list, not including the tracks of all excluded data sets.

When the number of total tracks or total non-excluded tracks exceeds 10 digits (the maximum provided in the header line), the display changes as follows:

nnnnnnnnkB: Kilobyte. The total number is divided by 1000.
nnnnnnnnMB: Megabyte. The total number is divided by 1,000,000.
nnnnnnnnGB: Gigabyte. The total number is divided by 1,000,000,000.
nnnnnnnnTB: Terabyte. The total number is divided by 1,000,000,000,000.

The unchanged number of tracks and non-excluded tracks is available in the shared pool variables ZDLSIZET and ZDLSIZTX .

Data Sets

Total number of data sets in the list.

non-x

Total number of data sets in the list, not including excluded data sets.

Command

Field used to enter a line command, TSO command, CLIST, or REXX EXEC when displaying a data set list. See Data set list utility line commands for more information.

Name

Data set name, as in the VTOC or catalog.

Message

This field is initially blank. After you perform an operation on a data set using one of the built-in line commands, one of these messages is displayed in this field:

LineCommand: Message
B: Browsed
C: Cataloged
E: Edited
U: Uncataloged
D: Deleted
P: Printed
PX: Index Printed
R: Renamed
I: Info - I
M: Member List
S: Info - S
Z: Compressed
F: Free Completed
=: (message shown for last command entered)
V: Viewed
RA: Refadd
CO: Copied
MO: Moved
RS: Reset
X: – 1 data set(s) not displayed
NX: (no message)
NXF: (no message)
NXL: (no message)

If you enter a TSO command, CLIST, or REXX exec on the Command line, a default message appears in the Message field. The message you see can be one of these:

In this format, depending on the results of the TSO command, CLIST, or REXX exec:
```
XXXXXXXX  RC=#
```
where:
XXXXXXXX

The command entered

#

The return code.
"ERROR MSG LOGGED".
This may occur with PDSE or HFS data sets. A fully formatted message appears in the ISPF log, provided one has been allocated.

Note: See Data set list utility line commands for a description of the Data Set List Utility line commands.

Volume

Volume serial number.

An indicator may be displayed beside the Volume field:

+ (plus sign): May be displayed beside the Volume serial field if the data set is a multiple volume data set. This is determined from the number of volume entries in the catalog. Depending on the system set-up, a "+" may not be displayed until the additional volumes have been accessed. For example, a data set with a non-zero dynamic volume count in the SMS dataclass will not show multiple volume entries in the catalog until the additional volumes have been accessed. Other vendor products which can dynamically expand the volume list will also not show multiple volume entries in the catalog until the additional volumes have been accessed.
1: Migrated to disk
2: Migrated to tape

Tracks

Number of tracks allocated to the data set.

%Used

Percentage of allocated tracks used, expressed in whole numbers, not rounded. If any track is used, the minimum percentage is 1. If the data set is a PDSE, the % refers to the percentage of allocated pages used.

See F — free unused space for information about freeing track space manually.

Note: Space utilization values are not displayed for VSAM or BDAM data sets.

XT

Number of extents allocated to the data set.

Device

Device type on which the volume that contains the data set is mounted.

Dsorg

One of the data set organizations shown. In the definitions of these data set organizations, unmovable means the data set contains absolute addresses instead of relative addresses. These data sets are not moved to any other DASD storage location during read/write operations.

PS: Sequential
PS-E: Sequential Extended Format
PS-L: Large Format Sequential
PSU: Sequential unmovable
PO: Partitioned
POU: Partitioned unmovable
PO-E: Partitioned extended (PDSE)
DA: Direct
DAU: Direct unmovable
HSF: MVS™ Hierarchical File System
IS: Indexed sequential
ISU: Indexed sequential unmovable
VS: VSAM
VS-E: VSAM Extended Format
blank: None of the preceding data set organizations.

Recfm

Record format specified when the data set was allocated. See A — allocate new data set for more information about record formats.

Lrecl

Logical record length, in bytes, specified when the data set was allocated.

Blksz

Block size, in bytes, specified when the data set was allocated.

Created

Creation date in the national format.

Expires

Expiration date in the national format, specified when the data set was allocated. If no expiration date was specified, ***None*** is displayed. If a "never expire" date (1999/12/31 or its equivalent) is specified, ***Perm*** is displayed. See A — allocate new data set for more information about expiration dates.

Note: The expiration date is only available with the I and S line commands.

Referred

Date, in the national format, that this data set was last accessed.

Catalog

The name of the catalog in which the data set was located. Only displayed in the Total view when the Display Catalog Name option is selected and no value is entered in the Volume Serial field.