If editing 2 members in the same PDS, it's quite simple.
Edit session 1 : CC-CC the desired lines, key in: CREATE Z
Edit session 2 : On the command line MOVE Z after any target line.
If editing 2 members in different PDS datasets, 1 more step......
Edit session 1 : CC-CC the desired lines, key in: CREATE Z
Edit session 2 : On the command line MOVE then press enter
Edit session 2 : THE.FIRST.PDS(Z)
Having done this years before anyone invented C&P I kept an extra PDS
named MYALIAS.ASDF for such manipulation. Handy if you want to copy
or move around hundreds or thousands of lines. At some shops my own PDS
was MYALIAS.JCLLIB. Other shops there were longer dataset naming
conventions.
On 6/23/2015 12:16 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
Or I could copy the files to Windows, use any one of a hundred user-friendly
editors there that support drag-and-drop, and ... oh, never mind.
Charles
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Subject: Re: Split screen ISPF edit copy?
On Tue, 23 Jun 2015 11:35:20 -0500, Mike Schwab wrote:
If the source is saved on dasd, you can use the Copy command.
Note the source data.set.name(member) and start and end line numbers
(see accepted types below).
Or, he could just re-enter the data from the keyboard.
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