Is there a way to quickly find the program behind the Rex / Clist Panel? I know that I have examined all the Penile Libraries from one to find the panel. But it takes a lot of time.
Thanks
The first step is the ISPF paneled command
Paneled with
There is no need to find the panel library, you can use the Ispf rexx program to assign ispplib < DataId to and < Strong> DataId or
/ * rexx * / address ispexec 'Edit' ('didvar') memeber '' '' didvar '' '' '
Edit Pre>Note: If you make changes while editing, the changes are saved in the first library in the list. So if ISPPLI is setup as
my.panels test.panels prod.panels
then any changes will always be in my. Panel Secure
Note: If you edit without specifying subscribers , the top level related dataset The number will be raised from the panel.
Note: Approximately there is a limit on number datasets, which can be accessed this way. So if there are so many datasets allocated to ISPPLIB, then there may be problems.
Hope is a
- The connection between the panel and where it is stored where rexx / clist is stored
- The panel names and rexx Relationship between name / clist; Often they are almost identical, sometimes in the panel there may be P on a certain character position, while R
There may be no relation between panel and rex / clists; You have to search for it. You can set up a batch search for all the rex / quist libraries to search the panel. Some pain to set up, but it should only be done once and then you have future use. If you really want to get smart, you can use LM services to remove REX / Quist libraries
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