Frank Swarbrick wrote:
Steve,
That is, in fact, exactly what we have:
//PROC DDAR02 PARMENV=PROD.APPLIB
//SORT EXEC PGM=SORT
//DFSPARM DD DSN=&PARMENV..PARM(DDAR021),
// DISP=SHR
I simply would prefer to see:
//PROC DDAR02
//SORT EXEC PGM=SORT
//DFSPARM DD *
SORT FIELDS=(1,10,PD,A,
13,4,PD,A,
17,4,PD,A,
11,2,PD,A),
EQUALS
Someone here did write a nice PEEK command where we type PEEK on the command
line and put our cursor on the DD statement and it will go to the correct
library and pull up the member.
Try this: from the screen where you do the PEEK, issue the KEYS command
and assign a key, say PF4, to :PEEK like:
F4 :PEEK___________________
then end (F3) to save your changes and try placing the cursor on
the DD statement and pressing F4. Might make life simpler.
But instream still seems to me to be better.
Frank
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