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HOW TO USE RPF TO ALLOCATE DATA SET

 
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Ripley
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 1:16 pm    Post subject: HOW TO USE RPF TO ALLOCATE DATA SET Reply with quote

(1) ALLOCATE DATA SET
Code:
 ------------------------------ RPF MAIN MENU ------------No workspace available
 Option  ===> 1
                                                             Userid  - IBMUSER
    0  Defaults    - Alter / Display session defaults        Time    - 18:59:19
    1  View        - Display source data or output listings  System  - BSP1
    2  Edit        - Update / Create a member or dataset
    3  Utility     - Enter UTILITY
    4  Assembler   - Foreground ASSEMBLY and/or LINK
    5  User        - Execute RPF user routine
    6  TSO         - Execute TSO commands
    7  Tutorial    - Display information on using RPF
    8  Test        - Enter TEST mode (Authorized)
    9  Operator    - Enter OPERATOR mode
    X  Exit        - Terminate RPF.

 Hit PF03/15 to terminate RPF.

I SELECT 1 VIEW
Code:
  RPF UTILITY entry: Userid= IBMUSER---------------------------------------------
 Option  ===> 1                                            Hit PF03/15 to return

    1  ALLOCATE OS - Change Allocations and edit/browse



 Change options if desired:
 Upper case=   YES (YES or NO)
 Load append=  NO  (YES or NO)           Line numbers= YES (YES or NO)

 Data set information (blank Dsname to edit current workspace)
 Member=          ,Dsname=
 Volume=          ,Ddname= RPFWORK

 Or select 1 of the datasets below (Enter any char. before the dataset name):
   1>                                              ,Volume=         **
   2>                                              ,Volume=         **
   3>                                              ,Volume=         **.


WHAT PARAMETER SHOULD I WRITE??
ANYONE CAN HELP ME??
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Mervyn
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:28 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

At a rough guess, if you're trying to view a dataset that already exists, you should enter the dataset name where I've indicated below (the member name would be optional)

Code:

  RPF UTILITY entry: Userid= IBMUSER---------------------------------------------
Option  ===> 1                                            Hit PF03/15 to return

    1  ALLOCATE OS - Change Allocations and edit/browse



Change options if desired:
Upper case=   YES (YES or NO)
Load append=  NO  (YES or NO)           Line numbers= YES (YES or NO)

Data set information (blank Dsname to edit current workspace)
Member= mmmmmmmm ,Dsname= dddddddd.dddddddd.dddddddd
Volume=          ,Ddname= RPFWORK

Or select 1 of the datasets below (Enter any char. before the dataset name):
   1>                                              ,Volume=         **
   2>                                              ,Volume=         **
   3>                                              ,Volume=         **.


But I am only guessing. Perhaps you could make your intentions a little plainer?
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