Supported objects
The following table lists the objects supported by every Data Set Commander function:
| Object type | Object identification | Supported product | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sequential, PDS data sets | Standard data set syntax | None needed, built-in support. | |
| VSAM files | Standard data set syntax | FileManager, FileAid, Data-Xpert, Ditto, MacKinney VSAM utility, a sample browser. Open architecture supports installation written agents. | |
| Panvalet or Librarian files | Standard data set syntax (requires OLE link during installation). | Panvalet-ISPF, Librarian ELIPS, and installation written interfaces. | |
| Db2 tables | a leading hyphen (not part of the table name) | RC-UPDATE, PRO-EDIT, PRO-ALTER, CDB-EDIT, FileAid-Db2, and installation written interfaces. | |
| DD NAMES | @DD. followed by a DDNAME | None needed, built-in support. | |
| SCLM hierarchies | Leading less-than sign | None needed, built-in support. | |
| DSLIST or OLIST entries | Data set level with patterns (% or * included in the name) | None needed, built-in support. | |
| z/OS® UNIX System Services files | Leading forward slash, tilde or dot (not part of the name) | Automatically supported for MVS™ system that support z/OS UNIX System Services | |
| z/OS UNIX System Services files | Leading right parenthesis (not part of the name) | None needed, built-in support. | |
| PC File names | Name enclosed in double quotation marks | |
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| User Defined | Indicated by greater-than sign | User defined process through open architecture. | |
The Data Set Commander OLIST also supports these additional objects:
| Object type | Object identification | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Comments | Leading exclamation mark | ! This is a comment |
| Dynamic OLIST | Leading :LISTX command | |
| ISPF hierarchies | Leading equal sign | =PROJECT GROUP1 GROUP2 GROUP3 TYPE |
| Immediate commands | Leading plus sign (the command may include reference to another entry. Specify a slash followed by the entry number) | |
| Prompt commands | Leading question mark (the command may include reference to another entry. Specify a slash followed by the entry number) | |