z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol II
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ISPF command shell panel action bar

z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol II
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The ISPF Command Shell panel action bar choices function as follows:
Note: The ISPF Command Shell panel action bar contains three pull-down choices that let you control the saved command area.
  • List
  • Mode
  • Functions
Menu
For more information, see the details about the Menu Action Bar Choice in the ISPF User Interface topic in the z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I.
List
The List pull-down offers you these choices:
Update On
Makes the list of commands in the saved command area live; that is, new commands are appended automatically.
Update Off
Makes the list of commands in the saved command area static; that is, new commands are not appended automatically.

The current setting is shown as an unavailable choice.

Mode
The Mode pull-down offers you these choices:
Retrieve
Allows commands to be retrieved from the saved command area and placed on the TSO Command Entry field (==>) so that you can edit them before they are executed. This mode is the default.
Execute
Allows commands to be retrieved from the saved command area and executed in one step.
Delete
Allows you to delete commands from the saved command area without executing the commands. Place the cursor on the command to be deleted and press Enter. The command will be blanked out. This process allows you to delete a command if you are running with Update mode set off.

The current setting is shown as an unavailable choice.

Functions
The Functions pull-down offers you this choice:
Compress List
Removes duplicate entries and blank spaces in the saved command area if you are running with Update mode set off. Entries are compressed automatically in Update mode.
TSO command
Sets the command shell to route commands to TSO
Workstation command
Sets the command shell to route commands to your workstation.
Note:
  1. Workstation command is available only if you are running the ISPF Client Server.
  2. Any command may be prefixed with either TSO or WS to override the command function setting.
Utilities
For more information, see the details about the Utilities Action Bar Choice in the ISPF User Interface topic in the z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I.
Help
The Help pull-down provides general information on the TSO Command processor panel, including line I/O mode and Session Manager mode, and restrictions on entering commands.

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