ISPF-L Mentioned in SHARE Kansas City Bit Bucket X'44'
Ed Jaffe
A mention and link to ISPF-L was provided by Donna Hudi of Phoenix Software as part of her reboot of Sam Knutson's Fully-Wired System Programmer session.
Someone (Ray Mullins?) said the link was obsolete, so I am giving it a try to see if it works...
Thanks,
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Horne, Jim
It’s still alive and gets a few messages every now and then.
Jim Horne
From: 'Ed Jaffe' via ISPF discussion list <ispf-...@nd.edu>
Sent: Monday, August 12, 2024 5:07 PM
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [ISPF-L] ISPF-L Mentioned in SHARE Kansas City Bit Bucket X'44'
A mention and link to ISPF-L was provided by Donna Hudi of Phoenix Software as part of her reboot of Sam Knutson's Fully-Wired System Programmer session.
Someone (Ray Mullins?) said the link was obsolete, so I am giving it a try to see if it works...
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I receive messages every now and then also, so the list still works.
Best Regards,
Mark
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There’s an ISPF feature that displays DDs currently allocated (among other things), sort of like LISTALC but more clearly, and lets one do various things to the lines displayed. ISR-something, right? I haven’t used the command in a while, and have mislaid it somewhere in my memory. What’s it called, again?