E-grāmata: Practical Usage of ISPF Dialog Manager

1. Introduction.- 1.1 Historical development.- 1.2 General application
area.- 1.3 Comparison with other dialogue systems.- 1.4 The future of ISPF.-
2. General Concepts.- 2.1 Definition of data processing.- 2.2 Definition of
dialogue.- 2.3 Dialogue components.- 2.4 Introduction to DTL.-
3.
Invocation.- 3.1 Introduction.- 3.2 Invocation services.- 3.3 Miscellaneous
environmental services.- 3.4 ISPF service invocation.- 3.5 Batch invocation.-
4. Command Procedures.- 4.1 Introduction.- 4.2 CLIST features.- 4.3 REXX
features.- 4.4 TSO commands.- 4.5 Command invocation.-
5. Panels.- 5.1
Introduction.- 5.2 Panel definition.- 5.3 Preprocessed panels.-
6. Variable
Services.- 6.1 Introduction.- 6.2 Syntax.- 6.3 Variable pools.- 6.4 Access to
variables and pools.- 6.5 Variable services.- 6.6 System variables.-
7.
Message Services.- 7.1 Introduction.- 7.2 Form of message.- 7.3 Message
processing.- 7.4 Message services.- 7.5 Symbolic parameters.- 7.6 Invocation
of messages.-
8. Panel Processing.- 8.1 Introduction.- 8.2 Hardware
characteristics.- 8.3 Form of panel.- 8.4 Panel statements.- 8.5 Panel
functions.- 8.6 Panel control variables.- 8.7 Dynamic area.- 8.8 Use of
dynamic areas.- 8.9 Graphic areas.- 8.10 Use of graphic areas.- 8.11
Scrollable area.- 8.12 Use of scrollable areas.- 8.13 Panel area
information.- 8.14 Keylists.- 8.15 Processing sequence in panels.- 8.16
Special panel processing.-
9. Table Services.- 9.1 General form of table.-
9.2 Table input/output.- 9.3 Use of tables.- 9.4 Table operations.-
10. Table
Applications.- 10.1 Introduction.- 10.2 Example.- 10.3 Table creation.- 10.4
Input of data into the table.- 10.5 Display of table records.- 10.6 Update of
selected table records.- 10.7 Explicit row positioning.- 10.8 Searching on
data fields.- 10.9 Termination.- 10.10 Complete CLIST.- 10.11 Equivalent
processing for non-keyed table.-
11. File Tailoring Services.- 11.1 General
form of skeleton.- 11.2 File tailoring operations.- 11.3 Control statements.-
11.4 Control delimiters.- 11.5 Data record.- 11.6 Symbolic parameters.-
12.
File Tailoring Applications.- 12.1 Introduction.- 12.2 Example.- 12.3 Worked
example.-
13. Command Table.- 13.1 Introduction.- 13.2 Command hierarchy.-
13.3 Command table format.- 13.4 ISPCMDS Default command table.- 13.5
Program function keys.-
14. Program Environment.- 14.1 Introduction.- 14.2
ISPF Program interfaces.- 14.3 Program invocation.- 14.4 Program calls.- 14.5
Linkage to services.- 14.6 Linkage to services.- 14.7 Program ISPF
parameters.- 14.8 Linkage Editor parameters.- 14.9 Program variable
services.- 14.10 Panel exit.- 14.11 Program examples.- 14.12 Sample panel
exit.-
15. Help Mode.- 15.1 Introduction.- 15.2 Help panel.- 15.3 Standard
help panel.- 15.4 Table of contents.- 15.5 Index.- 15.6 Help panel
hierarchy.- 15.7 Field-help.- 15.8 Reference phrase.- 15.9 Definition of help
panels.- 15.10 Example.-
16. Miscellaneous Display Services.- 16.1
Introduction.- 16.2 BRIF Browse interface.- 16.3 BROWSE Browse a dataset
or library member.- 16.4 EDIF Edit interface.- 16.5 EDIREC Initialise
edit recovery.- 16.6 EDIT Edit a dataset or library member.- 16.7 VIEW
View a dataset or library member.-
17. Library Management.- 17.1
Introduction.- 17.2 Library Management services.- 17.3 Program invocation
example.- 17.4 Worked example.-
18. DTL Example.- 18.1 Introduction.- 18.2
GML definition.- 18.3 Generated display panels.- 18.4 Generated help panels.-
18.5 Generated messages.- 18.6 Generated key list.- 18.7 Generated command
table.- 18.8 GETDATE coded procedure.- 18.9 Codedprocedures.-
19. Graphical
User Interface.- 19.1 Introduction.- 19.2 Mainframe-workstation mapping.-
19.3 GUI invocation.- 19.4 GUI restrictions.- 19.5 Example.-
20. Test
Facilities.- 20.1 Introduction.- 20.2 Test facility invocation.- 20.3
Facilities.- 20.4 Invocation of ISPF from TSO TEST.- Appendix A. Syntax.-
Appendix B. Glossary.