CIS 3741 Mainframe Commands mainframe-commands.doc

Bodnovich

Spring 2003

at YSU Loggo:

Logon <your account number> - to sign onto your CMS account

Logon <your account number> here - to sign onto your CMS account when it is

already connected to another address

in CMS:

Xedit <file name> <file type> - to edit a file

Submit <file name> <file type> - to compile and execute a batch job

LOGoff - to sign off of your CMS account

M <account number> <message> - to send a message to another user

FLIST - to list all files on your 'a' disk

FLIST * * B - to list all files on your 'b' disk

RLIST - to list output files in your virtual reader
SUBMIT <fn> <ft> <fm> - sends the named CMS file to batch

in XEDIT (typed in command area to the right of ====> ):

FILE - exits editor and saves changes

QUIT - exits editor

QQuit - exits editor without saving changes

SAVE - saves changes without exiting editor

JCLGET <language> - imbeds JCL into file for named language

JCLGET COBOL - imbeds JCL for compiling a COBOL program

ROUTE - imbeds JCL for routing your output back to

your virtual reader

SEND - exits editor and saves changes; then submits

a batch job for comilation and execution

GET <fn> <ft> <fm> - imbeds the named CMS file after current line

TOP - positions editor to top of file
Bot - positions editor to bottom of file

Next <nn> - moves editor <nn> lines toward bottom

of file

Next - moves editor 1 line toward bottom of

file

Up <nn> - moves editor <nn> lines toward top of file

Up - moves editor 1 line toward top of file

BA <nn> - moves editor <nn> pages toward the top of file

BA - moves editor 1 page toward the top of file

FO <nn> - moves editor <nn> pages toward the bottom of

file

FO - moves editor 1 page toward the bottom of file

<pf 7> - moves editor 1 page toward the top of file

<pf 8> - moves editor 1 page toward the bottom of file

in XEDIT (prefix or suffix commands - typed overtop of ===== ):

/ - make this the current line

A<nn> - insert <nn> blank lines starting here

A - insert 1 blank line

D<nn> - delete <nn> lines starting here

D - delete only this line

I<nn> - insert <nn> blank lines starting here

I - insert 1 blank line

C<nn> - copy <nn> lines (used with P or F)

M<nn> - move <nn> lines (used with P or F)

F - insert moved or copied lines following this line

P - insert moved or copied lines before this line

DD - delete block of lines in which the first and last

line of the block are marked DD (used with P or F)

CC - copy block of lines in which the first and last lines

of the block are marked CC (used with P or F)

MM - move block of lines in which the first and last lines

of the block are marked MM (used with P or F)