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The document provides a comprehensive guide on using TSO/ISPF commands for dataset management, including creating, editing, and deleting sequential and partitioned datasets. It outlines specific commands and steps for various operations such as adding members to PDS, checking dataset attributes, and renaming datasets. Additionally, it includes commands for managing user profiles and comparing datasets.

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The document provides a comprehensive guide on using TSO/ISPF commands for dataset management, including creating, editing, and deleting sequential and partitioned datasets. It outlines specific commands and steps for various operations such as adding members to PDS, checking dataset attributes, and renaming datasets. Additionally, it includes commands for managing user profiles and comparing datasets.

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TSO/ISPF Questions – Answers

1. Create a Sequential Dataset (PS) Command:

DSNAME(TSOCB69.TEST.SEQ) SPACE(5,3) TRACKS RECFM(FB) LRECL(80)


BLKSIZE(3120) DSORG(PS)
2. Create a Partitioned Dataset (PDS)

ALLOC DSNAME(TSOCB69.TEST.PDS) NEW SPACE(5,3) TRACKS


RECFM(FB) LRECL(80) BLKSIZE(3120) DSORG(PO)
3. Add a Member to PDS and Edit Its Content
1. Go to ISPF 3.4, enter TSOCB69.TEST.PDS, and press Enter.
2. Type E (Edit) next to the dataset and press Enter.
4. Display a List of All Members in PDS

1. Goto ISPF 3.4, AND TYPE m next the PDS


5. Delete the Sequential Dataset (PS)

1. Goto ISPF 3.4, AND TYPE d next the PDS


6. Which ISPF Option is Used to Create These Datasets?
1. ISPF Option 3.2 (Data Set Utilities) is used to create datasets.
7. How to Create the Datasets Using ISPF?
1. Go to ISPF 3.2.
2. Enter Dataset Name: TSOCB69.TEST.SEQ or TSOCA03.TEST.PDS.
3. Set attributes:
i. Record Format: FB
ii. Record Length: 80
iii. Block Size: 3120
iv. Primary Space: 5 tracks
v. Secondary Space: 3 tracks
vi. DSORG: PS (Sequential) / PO (Partitioned)
4. Press Enter to create the dataset.
8. How to Open and Edit MEM1 in PDS?
1. Go to ISPF 3.4, enter TSOCB69.TEST.PDS, press Enter.
2. Type E next to MEM1, press Enter.
3. Edit the content, then F3 (Save & Exit).
9. Which ISPF Panel Lists All PDS Members?
1. ISPF Option 3.4 or LISTC ENT(TSOCA03.TEST.PDS) ALL command.
10. How to Delete USERID.TEST.SEQ Using ISPF?
11.

1. Open ISPF 3.4, locate TSOCA03.TEST.SEQ.


2. Type D (Delete) next to it and press Enter.
12. Functions of Function Keys

13. TSO Commands for Dataset Management


14. How to Set Tab at Columns 10, 20, 30
1. TABS 10 20 30
15. Check Dataset Attributes Command:

1. LISTDS ‘TSOCB69.TEST.SEQ
16. Copy Data from One PDS Member to Another Command:

1. COPY 'TSOCB69.SOURCE.PDS(MEMBER1)'
'TSOCB69.TARGET.PDS(MEMBER1)'
17. Rename Dataset Command:

1. RENAME ‘TSOCB69.OLD.JCL’ ‘TSOCB69.NEW.JCL’


18. Rename a PDS Member Command:
1. RENAME ‘TSOCB69.OLD.JCL.MEM1’ ‘TSOB69.NEW.JCL.MEM1’
19. Line Operations in ISPF
20. Editing Restrictions in ISPF
21. Verify Column 7-72 is Used for Coding:

1. BNDS 7 72
22. Check TSO Profile Attributes Command:

1. WHOAMI
23. Remove Function Key Display Command:
1. KEYS OFF
24. Compare Two Datasets Command:
1. SUPERCE ‘DATASET1’ ‘DATASET2’
25. Find TSO User ID & Privileges Command:
1. LISTUSER

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