Doesn't tso alloc support models? I don't have a reference to hand but iirc you can do something like:
alloc f(this.one) like(that.one) warning: its been a while since I did this... i ------ Original Message ------ Received: Tue, 08 Apr 2008 10:16:37 AM BSTou can do s From: "John P. Hartmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: novice BatchPipes data set question > 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] >
