>Create a workplace list and use the 'sf' line command. I didn't know about the "sf" line command. I'm using the "SRCHFOR" *primary* command in either a 3.4 or workplace data set list, or in a member list. Runs through all the data sets or members, resp., in the list, finally returning a "String(s) found" message on each line where the text was found.
What is nice is that it automagically fills your search arguments into the edit/browse find string. So after a "srchfor", simply edit/browse the data set / member and hit F5 (RFIND) to find the occurrences within. Use "srchfor" without argument to see a pop (different for dsn-list and member list). you can change some settings there and you can enter more than one search argument. ISPF has got so many good commands. It's a pity you don't find them easily. You've just got to know them, or know someone who knows them :-( -- Peter Hunkeler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
