All the fields on this panel are described in the Libraries and
Data Sets topic in the
z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I,
except these fields:
- New Userid
- This
field is used to set the ID field in the statistics. Enter a new user ID
here if you want to change the user ID the statistics are recorded
under. It is required if you do not specify a new version number.
If you are updating the user ID but not resetting the sequence
numbers, the statistics are updated but the data is not scanned or
renumbered.
- New Version Number
- Enter
a number here if you want to change the version number. This field
is required if you do not specify a new user ID when resetting statistics.
It is ignored if you are deleting statistics.
- Reset Mod Level
- Use
a slash to select this option and reset the modification level. Deselect
this option if you do not want to reset the modification level. A
new version number is required to reset the modification level.
- Reset Sequence Numbers
- Use
a slash to select this option and reset the sequence numbers. Deselect
this option if you do not want to reset the sequence numbers. A new
version number is required to reset the sequence numbers. Only standard
(STD) sequence numbers are reset.
If the data is in packed format,
there can be no sequence number processing. However, statistics for
members in packed format can be created or updated if the sequence
numbers are not being reset.
- SCLM Settings
- The SCLM setting is a bit
that ISPF uses to determine what type of edit the file last had performed
upon it.
- 1 SCLM
- This bit is ON to specify that the last edit of this file was
under SCLM control.
- 2 Non-SCLM
- This bit is ON to specify that the last edit of this file was
under control of something other than SCLM.
- 3 As-is
- This bit is ON to specify that this copy operation transfers the
current setting of this file as it already is.
- Reset Date/Time
- The setting of this option determines whether to reset the Last
Modified Date or Time and the Creation Date of the file.
- Reset Number of Lines
- The setting of this option determines whether to reset the Current
Number of Lines, the Initial Number of Lines, and the Number of Modified
Lines settings. If this option is selected, the Current Number of
Lines and Initial Number of Lines settings are set to the actual number
of lines of the member.
The Number of Modified Lines setting is
dependent on the Reset Mod Level and Reset Sequence Numbers options.
If either of those are reset and the Reset Date/Time field is selected,
then the value of the Number of Modified Lines is set to zero. Otherwise,
the Number of Modified Lines remains as is.
- Generate extended statistics
- This option modifies the behavior of the Reset Number of Lines option.
When selected, line numbers greater than 65,535 are recorded in
the PDS directory by Reset Number of Lines. More space is taken in
the PDS directory by each member reset if this option is chosen.
When
not selected, Reset Number of Lines records line number statistics
up to a maximum of 65,535 lines and causes Extended Statistics to
be cleared by Reset Number of Lines (if present).