ISPF scroller commands

This topic provides descriptions and syntax examples for the report scroller commands you can issue through the Advanced Audit for DFSMShsm ISPF interface.

Command	Syntax	Description
COLOR	`COLOR <columnname or number>`	Changes the color of the column header and its data. Choose white, red, blue, green, turquoise, pink, or yellow. Use the RESET command to restore the default color to the column.
FILTERS	`FILTERS`	Changes the filters being used to selectively retrieve data.
FIX	`FIX <columnname or number>`	Anchors the specified column displayed on the left edge of the report as you scroll the report LEFT and RIGHT.
HIDE	`HIDE <columnname or number>`	Hides the specified column. The column remains hidden until it is restored using the SHOW command.
HILITE	`HILITE <columnname or number> <effect>`	Changes the highlight attribute for the column. Valid highlight values are Uscore, Reverse, or Blink. Use the RESET command to restore the default highlight value.
KILO	`KILO=<1000\|1024>`	The value you specify here is used as a scaling factor to decrease a numeric value that is too long to fit within its column width. Note: Do not use this keyword if `SCALE=OFF`.
MOVE	`MOVE <col_a> BEFORE\|AFTER <col_b>`	Moves column A to a position before or after column B.
RESET	`RESET`	Restores the default layout, column order, and formatting to the display.
SCALE	`SCALE <ON\|OFF>`	Enables or disables (respectively) the scaling of numerical values. When the numeric value is too large to fit within its report column, the value assigned to this keyword determines how the numeric value is formatted. If you specify OFF, an asterisk appears immediately to the left of the column value, indicating that the value has been truncated; if you specify ON, the overly large column value is divided repeatedly by the value you specify for the KILO command until the quotient fits in the report column. A marker to the right of the quotient shows the KILO value as K (kilo) or M (mega), and so on. Note: If the column width is less than 4 bytes, scaling might not be able to resolve the too-large value issue, and in this situation, an asterisk appears to the left of the column value.
SCOPE	`SCOPE <systemname>`	Restrict the report to data gathered from the system or systems identified by `systemname`, which can be an explicit system name or a mask. The data gathered from the system or systems are displayed together in the report.
SHOW	`SHOW <columnname or number>`	Makes the specified column visible if it is currently hidden. The column appears on the right side of the report.
SHOWALL	`SHOWALL`	Shows all hidden columns. The hidden columns appear at the right edge of the report when the command is invoked.
SIZE	`SIZE <columnname or number> [size>`	Specifies column width. Use the RESET command to restore the default column width.
SORT	`SORT <colname\|colnum> <A\|D>`	Sorts the displayed data into ascending or descending order, based on the values in the specified column name or number.
UNFIX	`UNFIX <columnname or number>`	Un-anchors the specified column from its fixed position on the left edge of the report so the column moves along with its neighbors as you scroll the report LEFT and RIGHT.