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SELCOPY/i Command Reference
LC
LC
Syntax:
Open an MVS Cataloged Entries List Window:
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LC ----------+---+-------------------------------------------+--------><
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LISTCAT -----+
+-- entry ----+--------------------------+--+
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FL ----------+
+-- catalog --+---------+--+
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FILELIST ----+
+- types -+
Open a CMS File List Window:
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LC ----------+---+-------------------------------------------+--------><
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LISTCAT -----+
+-- entry ----------------------------------+
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FL ----------+
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FILELIST ----+
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LD ----------+
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LISTDATASET -+
Open a VSE Catalog List Window:
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LC ----------+---+-------------------------------------------+--------><
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LISTCAT -----+
+-- catalog --+--------------------------+--+
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FL ----------+
+-- entry ----+---------+--+
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FILELIST ----+
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Description:
For CMS, the LC command opens the File List window in place of the Catalog List or Dataset List window, and displays information
about files residing on accessed mini-disks.
For MVS and VSE, the LC (List Catalog entries) command may be used to open a Catalog List window and optionally list basic
information about entries in the catalog. This is a less detailed list than that generated by the LD command.
For VSE, the LC command is only supported where the CBL software product CBLVCAT is installed and active. The LC command
uses CBLVCAT to read the specified VSAM catalog records and obtain information about the cataloged files.
The Catalog List window may also be opened via the List menu of the SELCOPY/i main window menu bar.
Parameters:
entry
Specifies the fileid mask which is placed in the Entry field of the MVS/VSE Catalog List window or the File field of the CMS
File List window.
◊ For MVS systems, the fileid mask represents a DSN mask that supports the following wild cards:
* A single asterisk represents a DSN qualifier, or zero or more characters within a DSN qualifier.
**
A double asterisk represents zero or more qualifiers within a DSN. Double asterisk must be
preceded or followed by either a "." (dot/period) or a blank. It cannot precede or follow an
alphanumeric character.
%
A single percent sign represents exactly one character, other than "." (dot/period), within a DSN
qualifier. Up to 8 percent signs can be specified in each qualifier.
If the last character of the fileid mask is "." (dot/period), then this marks the end of the low level DSN qualifier
within the fileid mask. The trailing "." is stripped and no wildcard string is appended to the fileid mask. e.g.
DEV*.
DEV.OEM.TRSPAN*.
DEV.*.*SAMP%%.
2012-05-11 13:20:00
becomes:
becomes:
becomes:
DEV*
DEV.OEM.TRSPAN*
DEV.*.*SAMP%%
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