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How do we see the compile listing in ISPW?

Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2014 11:24 am
by mainframe5
Hi,

How do we see the compile listing in ISPW, like we see in change-man? Can someone please help?

Re: How do we see the compile listing in ISPW?

Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2014 1:42 pm
by Anuj Dhawan
Hello,

I've used ISPW at one of the shops, I'm working on these days - and per that experience, once you locate the component, write "V" besides it. That will show at what all 'levels' the component is available (PROD, TEST etc.). Write "BL" against the level you want to browse the listing for.

It'll show you a screen like this, Type=LIST is what yuo are looking for. Write "S" against it to see it:

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 ISPW 4.2                     Associated members                Row 1 to 4 of 4 
 Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> PAGE 
                                                                                
 Component Type . .  COB                                                        
 Component Name . .  aa100                                                      
 Application. . . .  aa                                                         
 Level. . . . . . .  PROD                                                       
 Member environment  PROD                                                       
 Load destination .  MPP                                                        
                                                                                
 Associated members:                                                            
                                                                                
    Lvl  Type Clas Name                                                         
                   Library                                                      
    PROD COB       aa100                                                        
                   S##$.XXNPCD.AAZZ.PROD.COB                                   
    PROD OBJ       aa100                                                        
                   S##$.XXNPCD.AAZZ.PROD.OBJ                                   
    PROD LIST      aa100                                                        
                   S##M$.XXNPCD.BBBB.PROD.LIST                                  
    PROD LOAD MPP  aa100                                                        
                   S##M$.XXNPCD.AAZZ.PROD.LOADMPP                               
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Hope this helps.