On the Interact with Promoted Groups panel,
you can use the PF4 key to customize the level of information that
is displayed for groups and their source or target data sets.
Procedure
Complete the following steps to customize display options
for the Interact with Promoted Groups panel:
Press PF4 on the Interact with Promoted Groups panel
to display the Display Options panel.
Figure 1. Display Options panel
On the Display Options panel, type Y or N at
the end of the option line that you want to display, on the Interact
with Promoted Groups panel. The options are initially set
to N by default.
See the following
table for a list of display options.
Press PF5 to save your settings.
Table 1. Display options
Option
Result
Show Source Data Set Name
If set to Y (Yes), displays
all source data sets for all groups on the Interact with
Promoted Groups panel.
Note: If this option
is set to N, the + and - line
commands can be used to control the detailed displays on the Interact
with Promoted Groups panel.
Show Target Data Set Name
If set to Y (Yes), displays
all target data sets for all groups on the Interact with
Promoted Groups panel.
Note: If this option
is set to N, the + and - line
commands can be used to control the detailed displays on the Interact
with Promoted Groups panel.
Show Extent Information
If set to Y (Yes), displays
device extents and extent information for all groups on the Interact
with Promoted Groups panel.
Note: If this option
is set to N, the + and - line
commands can be used to control the detailed displays on the Interact
with Promoted Groups panel.
Show Command Messages
If set to Y (Yes), detailed
command information is displayed when you enter a group line command
on the Interact with Promoted Groups panel. This
information is useful for diagnostic purposes.
Note: This
option can also be set from the User Session Options panel
- or Option 6 on the zDMF Selections panel.
Show Command Diagnostic Information
If set to Y (Yes), detailed
diagnostic information is displayed when an error is encountered on
a group line command. This information is useful for diagnostic purposes.
Note: This option can also be set from the User Session
Options panel - or Option 6 on the zDMF Selections panel.
