You can use these commands to access the referral list function rather than using the action bar pull-down menus:

REFLISTD xx

Start the personal data set list dialog with the reference data set list and retrieve the data set in position xx. The xx parameter is optional. This sets the current data set list to the reference list (REFLIST).

REFLISTL xx

Start the personal library list dialog with the reference library list and retrieve the data set in position xx. The xx parameter is optional. This sets the current library list to the reference list (REFLIST).

REFACTD nnnnnnnn xx

Start the personal data set list named nnnnnnnn and retrieve the data set in position xx. For example, enter

REFACTD MYLIST 2

to retrieve the second data set from the personal data set list named MYLIST and place it in the Data Set Name field. The nnnnnnnn and xx parameters are optional.

REFACTL nnnnnnnn xx

Start the personal library list named nnnnnnnn and retrieve the library in position xx. For example, enter

REFACTL MYLIB 1

to retrieve the first library from the personal library list named MYLIB and place it in the Library field. The nnnnnnnn and xx parameters are optional.

REFOPEND

Start the personal data set open dialog.

REFOPENL

Start the personal library open dialog.

REFADDD nnnnnnnn

Update the personal data set list named nnnnnnnn with the most recently referenced data set. For example, enter

REFADDD NEWLIST

to add the most recently referenced data set to the personal data set list named NEWLIST.

REFADDL nnnnnnnn

Update the personal library list named nnnnnnnn with the most recently referenced library. For example, enter

REFADDL NEWLIB

to add the most recently referenced library to the personal library list named NEWLIB.

NRETRIEV

Retrieve a name from the current library or data set list on panels which support NRETRIEV commands. This command is normally assigned to a program function (PF) key. NRETRIEV uses the position of the cursor to determine what type of personal list to use and what fields on the panel to fill in. See Name retrieval with the NRETRIEV command for more information about NRETRIEV.