Exiting to Process Saved Requests Use the RETURN command
or press PF4 to see the initial selection panel
that appeared when you invoked DFSMSrmm. By default, this is the
DFSMSrmm primary option menu. If you issued a fast path command before
using RETURN or PF4, DFSMSrmm returns you to the panel from which
you issued the fast path command.
Use the END command or press
PF3 to exit the dialog from the initial
selection panel and go to the Exit Menu, as Figure 1 shows.
The Exit Menu presents you with options for
handling the data set in which DFSMSrmm saves your commands. You
can use this menu if you issued the SAVE ON command or used background
processing for your session on the DFSMSrmm Dialog User Options panel,
and DFSMSrmm saved at least one command during your session.
Figure 1. DFSMSrmm Exit Menu Panel Help
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EDGP@XIT DFSMSrmm Exit Menu
Command ===>
B - Browse Data Set D - Delete Data Set
E - Edit Data Set K - Keep Data Set
R - Rename Data Set S - Submit batch job
X - Execute in foreground
Commands have been saved in Data Set:
Data Set name . . . : 'RMML06.RMM0.LIST'
Specify new Data set name, if "R" selected:
New Data Set name . .
Job Statement Information:
===>//*
===>//*
===>//*
===>//*
Press ENTER to Process request, or END command to Exit,
From the Exit Menu you can browse, edit, rename, delete
or keep the data set containing your saved requests. You can also choose to
process these requests in the foreground or you can submit a batch
job.
To submit a batch job, perform these steps:
- Enter the job statement information on the panel:
- Include any job parameters necessary to your installation.
- Enter //* as the first three characters for any unused job statement
information lines.
- Press ENTER to submit your job.
If you decide to defer submitting your job, use the PF3(END)
key to leave the Exit Menu. DFSMSrmm saves the data set containing
your requests with a name in this format:
<tso prefix>.RMMnn.LIST
where nn is a two-digit number of an ISPF logical screen. For example,
a possible data set name for user WOOD could be WOOD.RMM10.LIST.
Write the necessary JCL to create the job stream and submit the job
outside the dialog.