ICQGCL00 + 
           PREFIX(user ID) + 
           QUAL1(first-level-qualifier) + 
           QUAL2(second-level-qualifier) + 
           EXACT(Y|N) + 
           TABLE(table-name)

PREFIX(user ID)

specifies the user ID or prefix to be used as search criteria.

QUAL1(first-level qualifier)

specifies the first-level qualifier to be used as search criteria. An asterisk (*) can be specified to indicate that all data set names meet the search criteria for the first-level qualifier. Also, an asterisk can be used as a suffix of the first-level qualifier to indicate that all data set names that match the prefix characters meet the search criteria for the first-level qualifier.

QUAL2(second-level qualifier)

specifies the second-level qualifier to be used as search criteria. An asterisk (*) can be specified to indicate that all data set names meet the search criteria for the second-level qualifier. Also, an asterisk can be used as a suffix of the second-level qualifier to indicate that all data set names that match the prefix characters meet the search criteria for the second-level qualifier.

EXACT(Y | N)

specifies whether to return those data set names that match the specified qualifiers and have exactly that number of qualifiers. The default is Y, to return only those data set names that have exactly the number of specified qualifiers.

For example, to search for all data sets that have a user ID of MYDATA and a first-level qualifier beginning with ICQ, specify

ICQGCL00  PREFIX(MYDATA) QUAL1(ICQ*) EXACT(N) + 
          TABLE(table-name)

To search for all data sets with a user ID of MYDATA that have exactly two levels of qualification after the prefix, specify:

ICQGCL00  PREFIX(MYDATA) QUAL1(*) QUAL2(*) EXACT(Y) + 
          TABLE(table-name)

TABLE(table-name)

specifies the name of the ISPF table in which ICQGCL00 returns the names of the data sets that meet the search criteria. If the specified table does not exist, ICQGCL00 creates a temporary table. The following section describes the variables that ICQGCL00 creates in the table.