Re: [OT] IBM Mainframe - Batch Job to Generate Data Set List?

In article <20070126.18395253@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Andreas Lerch <andreas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


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Am 26.01.07, 16:39:58, schrieb docdwarf@xxxxxxxxx () zum Thema [OT]
IBM Mainframe - Batch Job to Generate Data Set List?:

logging off and logging on to free up said LIST from my current
session?

Use command: LIST KEEP and you can rename the dataset

Thanks much... much better than logging off, sure! If anyone can tell me
where to find out about batch manipulation, though, I'd still greatly
appreciate it.

DD
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