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ISPF Master Class - DSLISTs, Member Lists, and UDLISTs (Oh My!) Example execs

ISPF Master Class - Lists Examples

Example execs for the ISPF Master Class - DSLISTs, Member Lists, and UDLISTs (Oh My!)

The edit macros and execs in this package are related to the session ISPF Master Class: DSLISTs, Member Lists, and UDLISTs (Oh My!) given by me on multiple occasions at SHARE and GSE-UK conferences.

The following files make up the package and should be maintained with
the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE contained in the @LICENSE.TXT file.

@LICENSE.TXT - GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
@README.TXT - This file
DIRLIST.REX - Exec to display a directory list
DSL2CMD.REX - Edit macro to convert DSLIST SAVE output to a command
LCPROC.REX - Exec used to process line commands for a directory list LMDDISP.REX - Exec to display a data set list
LMDLIST1.REX - Exec to query a data set list
LMDLIST2.REX - Exec to query a single GDG generation
LMDLIST3.REX - Exec to query a data set list and do a SAVE
LMMLIST1.REX - Exec to query a member list
LMMLIST2.REX - Exec to query a member list and do a SAVE
MEMLIST.REX - Exec to display an enhanced member list w/3.1 functions MEM2SEL.REX - Edit macro to convert member list SAVE output to IEBCOPY

Please provide me with any suggestions and/or corrections.

      Send questions, suggestions and/or bug reports to:          
                           Dan Dirkse                             
                     [email protected]                     

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