Using point-and-shoot
fields
The DFSMSrmm dialog provides selected
point-and-shootfields on the Volume and Data Set Detail panels. Examples of these point-and-shoot fields include:
- On Dataset Detail Panel:
- Primary and secondary VRS fields
- Volume volser
- On Volume Details Panel:
- Previous volume
- Next volume
- Volume sequence
- Number of data sets
Point-and-shoot text fields are cursor-sensitive; if you move the cursor over a point-and-shoot field and click on it (or press Enter), the action associated with that field is performed. The point-and-shoot fields display as push buttons in the ISPF GUI. See z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I for more information on using point-and-shoot fields.
Note:
- If you have entered a command on the command line, it is processed before any point-and-shoot command unless you are running in GUI mode.
- You can use the tab key to position the cursor to point-and-shoot
fields by selecting the
Tab to point-and-shoot fields
option on the ISPF Settings panel. - Point-and-shoot fields span the output field only; no prompt text included.
- If a point-and-shoot action is not appropriate due to a null or
zero value, no point-and-shoot action is taken. A message
Action not supported
is shown instead. - When the point-and-shoot action results in a search, the message
Search in progress
is displayed. - To more easily see the fields that are enabled for point-and-shoot, you can customize the color, intensity, and highlighting of the point-and-shoot fields. Issue the ISPF system command PSCOLOR from any ISPF command line and adjust the Point-and-Shoot Panel Element as desired. Refer to z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol II for additional information.