On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 09:51:34 -0600, Howard Brazee <[email protected]>
wrote:

>On 24 Jun 2010 15:40:31 -0700, [email protected] (Mark Zelden) wrote:
>
>>>Is that like the ZOOM or SHOWPROC commands that have come with MVS for
>>>a decade or so?
>>>
>>
>>Come with MVS?  Please point me to where these are distributed if you can
>>because I've only seen home grown utilities of this nature (including my
>>own).
>
>They are REXX utilities.   I edit or view some JCL, type Zoom at the
>top, and put my cursor on a dataset before hitting Enter.   When I
>started this job 11 years ago, this shop didn't know about them, but
>the customer coordinators were very appreciative when I showed it to
>them.    Showproc isn't as useful as zoom as it doesn't know about the
>// JCLLIB ORDER=(my.proc.lib1,my.proc.lib2)
>command.
>

My PROCSHOW utility does  :-)  No, I've never added it to my CBT
file nor web site since the PROCLIBs must be manually coded.  There is
a bunch of code similar to this:

When SMFNAME = "ASYS" then do       
   tot = tot + 1                    
   proclib.tot = "ASYS.PROCLIB"     
   tot = tot + 1                    
   proclib.tot = "ASYS.TECH.PROCLIB"
   tot = tot + 1                    
   proclib.tot = "SYS1.PROCLIB"     
   tot = tot + 1                    
   proclib.tot = "SYS2.PROCLIB"     
   tot = tot + 1                    
   proclib.tot = "PROD.PROCLIB"     
   tot = tot + 1                    
   proclib.tot = "TEST.PROCLIB"     
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