RE: novice BatchPipes data set question
Use PDSEs instead of flat files, but keep in mind that even in a PDSE,
you cannot write more than one member at a time.
Allocating at the > is probably the most-often-asked-for enhancement,
but that means implementing all of SVC 99, which is, to say the least,
a bit tedious.
There are a few shortcuts in coping with ISPF 4.2. If you list (I
from a 3.4 panel) a data set similar to the one you wish to allocate
prior to going to 4.2, you have all the defaults set up.
But if the creator had intended man (m/f) to use TSO, we would all
have infinite time on our hands.
j. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
