- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Introduction to the REXX programming language
- 3 The REXX commands
- 3.1 ADDRESS – Connection to the subsystems
- 3.2 ARG – Retrieve the parameter string
- 3.3 CALL – Call other programs
- 3.4 DO groups and DO loops
- 3.5 EXIT and RETURN – leaving the REXX procedure
- 3.6 IF and WHEN – check conditions
- 3.7 INTERPRET – generate REXX commands dynamically
- 3.8 NUMERIC – set computing options
- 3.9 PARSE – text fragmentation
- 3.10 PROCEDURE – Option for internal subroutines
- 3.11 QUEUE – Working with the TSO stack
- 3.12 SAY – Print texts
- 3.13 SELECT – Conditionally call alternative instructions
- 3.14 NOP – No operation
- 3.15 PULL – Enter data on the screen
- 3.16 TRACE – The strong debugging aid
- 3.17 SIGNAL – Jumping when errors
- 4 The REXX functions
- 4.1 General functions
- 4.1.1 ADDRESS – Get the active host command environment
- 4.1.2 ARG – Input parameter test or take
- 4.1.3 DATE – Date functions
- 4.1.4 TIME – Time functions
- 4.1.5 QEUED – Number of records in the data stack
- 4.1.6 SOURCELINE – Return a program line
- 4.1.7 USERID – Return the TSO user ID
- 4.1.8 VALUE – Create variable names dynamically
- 4.2 Arithmetic functions
- 4.3 Comparison Functions
- 4.4 Conversion functions
- 4.5 Formatting functions
- 4.6 String functions
- 4.6.1 DELSTR – Delete substrings
- 4.6.2 INSERT – Insert text
- 4.6.3 SCHANGE – Change of texts
- 4.6.4 LENGTH – Length of a text
- 4.6.5 OVERLAY – Superimpose text
- 4.6.6 POS – Search for text
- 4.6.7 STRIP – remove border characters
- 4.6.8 SUBSTR – Extract part of a text
- 4.6.9 TRANSLATE – translate characters
- 4.6.10 VERIFY – verify text
- 4.7 Word functions
- 4.8 System functions
- 4.1 General functions
- 5 The TSO/E REXX commands
- 6 Execute REXX programs
- 7 Introduction to ISPF programming
- 8 Data set processing using ISPF
- 8.1 The LM services
- 8.1.1 Grouping of LM services
- 8.1.2 LMINIT – Start of the data set processing
- 8.1.3 LMFREE – Free a data set
- 8.1.4 LMOPEN – Open a data set for processing
- 8.1.5 LMCLOSE – Close a data set
- 8.1.6 LMMFIND – Localize a member
- 8.1.7 LMMREP – Replace a member
- 8.1.8 LMMADD – Add a member
- 8.1.9 LMGET – Read a data records
- 8.1.10 LMPUT – Output data records
- 8.1.11 LMCOPY – Copy data
- 8.1.12 LMMOVE – Move data
- 8.1.13 LMMDEL – Delete members
- 8.1.14 LMMREN – Rename members
- 8.1.15 LMMSTATS – Display or change member statistics
- 8.1.16 LMCOMP – Compress a PDS
- 8.1.17 LMMLIST – Display a member list
- 8.1.18 LMMDISP – Display and edit a member list
- 8.1.19 LMDINIT – Initialize the LMDDISP service
- 8.1.20 LMDDISP – Data set list service
- 8.1.21 LMDLIST – List of data sets
- 8.1.22 LMDFREE – Free a LISTID
- 8.1.23 MEMLIST – member list dialog service
- 8.2 Data set query services
- 8.1 The LM services
- 9 Messages – Definition, setting, output
- 10 Panels – create and use
- 11 Skeletons – Design and use
- 12 Tables – Create and edit
- 13 Variables – Definition and using
- 14 Edit macros – Create and apply
- 14.1 What is an edit macro?
- 14.2 Table of edit macro commands
- 14.3 Operands and abbreviations used in the edit macro commands
- 14.4 Test aids in the creating macros
- 14.5 System variables of the ISPF editor
- 14.6 Passing parameters to macros
- 14.7 Examples for editing and SUBMIT batch jobs
- 14.8 Mnemonics for macro programming
- 15 The SMART ISPF utilities
- 15.1 Naming conventions
- 15.2 The dynamic panel concept
- 15.3 List of executable programs
- 15.4 Program descriptions
- 15.4.1 Edit macro ## – Execute a currently edited REXX procedure
- 15.4.2 Edit macro #ALTXT – Realign line parts
- 15.4.3 Edit macro #EDMEM – Edit of a member
- 15.4.4 Edit macro #IMACROA – General ISPF edit macro
- 15.4.5 Edit macro #IMACRO1 – Initial edit macro
- 15.4.6 Edit macro #IMACRO2 – Edit session end macro
- 15.4.7 Edit macro #ISPFB – Submit an ISPF batch job
- 15.4.8 Edit macro #LCH – Perform long edit change commands
- 15.4.9 Edit macro #SPLJ – SPLIT and JOIN lines
- 15.4.10 Edit macro #SSS – Clear SCHFOR lists
- 15.4.11 Edit macro #SSSCH – Mass update of members
- 15.4.12 Edit macro #SU – Submit JCL without a JOB statement
- 15.4.13 Edit macro #TSOB – Submit a TSO batch job
- 15.4.14 Edit macro #VERASE – Erase ISPF profile variables
- 15.4.15 Program SCURSOR – Calling a data set from an ISPF screen
- 15.4.16 Program SDOC – Produce documentation members
- 15.4.17 Program SLE – Display last edited data sets
- 15.4.18 SLOGDSN – Data member containing DSNs for logon
- 15.4.19 Program SLOGON – Personal logon procedure
- 15.4.20 Program SPROFEDT – Store users ISPF profile variables
- 15.4.21 SPROFVAR – Load user ISPF variables
- 15.4.22 Program SSC – Super clone for data sets
- 15.4.23 Program SSS – Perform a Super-Search
- 15.5 Programming aids
- 15.5.1 Edit macro #C – Compile and execute a REXX program
- 15.5.2 Edit macro #RO – Online compile of a REXX program
- 15.5.3 Edit macro #RC – Compile a REXX procedure with a batch job
- 15.5.4 Edit macro #RCLOAD – Produce a load or a call module
- 15.5.5 Edit macro #IE – Insert a call to ISPF_ERROR
- 15.5.6 Subroutine ISPF_ERROR – Display ISPF error messages
- 15.5.7 Edit macro #PAN – Execute a panel source code
- 15.5.8 Subroutine DAYDIFF – Calculate number of days
- 15.5.9 Subroutine ENDDAY – Calculate a target date
- 15.5.10 Subroutine JULDATE – Translate a date to Julian and vise versa
- 15.5.11 Subroutine LEAPYEAR – Return the leap year information
- 15.5.12 REXX subroutine SCHANGE – REXX change function
- 15.5.13 Program SDYNPAN – Convert a panel source code
- 15.6 Installation of SMART ISPF utilities
- List of programs
- List of tables
- List of screens
- Bibliography
- Index
List of screens
| Screen 2.1: | Example of a command call in a DSLIST display panel |
| Screen 4.1: | Read the job name from CVT |
| Screen 7.1: | Panel SLEP1 displayed by the program SLE |
| Screen 7.2: | ISPF variables display using ISPF menu 7.3 |
| Screen 7.3: | ISPLIBD – Display the current active LIBDEF assignment |
| Screen 8.1: | LMMDISP panel display |
| Screen 8.2: | MEMLIST display |
| Screen 10.1: | Panel SLEP1 displayed by program SLE |
| Screen 12.1: | Display of panel SLEP1 produced by the program SLE |
| Screen 13.1: | Members of an ISPPROF data set |
| Screen 13.2: | List of started ISPF applications |
| Screen 14.1: | Panel SSSP1 for entering search arguments |
| Screen 14.2: | Resulting panel after executing a SSS search |
| Screen 14.3: | Original output list of program ISRSUPC |
| Screen 15.1: | Set activation of #IMACROA |
| Screen 15.2: | Panel IMACRO11 for edit macro #IMACRO1 |
| Screen 15.3: | SCURSOR selection panel |
| Screen 15.4: | SLE working panel |
| Screen 15.5: | SSC working screen |
| Screen 15.6: | SSS input panel |
| Screen 15.7: | Examples of unpacking SMART ISPF utilities members |
| Screen 15.8: | PF key setting to execute ALTLIB |
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