INTRODUCTION The Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) and the ISPF/Program Development Facility (PDF) are related IBM products that are designed to increase user productivity in the development of various applications. INTERACTIVE SYSTEM PRODUCTIVITY FACILITY (ISPF) 1.1.

INTERACTIVE SYSTEM PRODUCTIVITY FACILITY (ISPF). You don't really shift column O past column Z so much as shift Z into the bit bucket and O takes its place.TECSACON TECHNOLOGIES TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Shift left 5, set bnds 7 80, shift left 5, set bnds 16 80, shift left 99, reset bnds Sorry guys, I figured that could be done with the same steps above applying the left shift only to the Z column leaving the O in the BNDS. Is it possible to shift column O past column Z? How could we do the same if we have to pick up multiple columns: Many support the box, but some i've used work the 'normal' Windows way carrying thru the end of a line when dragged down (like this editor does). Is that a Windows option? I know it works for most screens in and outside of ISPF at the shops I've worked in the last few years. My cut & paste enables me to define a 'box' with the cursor around the data I want to cut, and then I can paste it at the receiving location. I was looking for a command line combination, but your tips helps a lot!! I didn't had thought about a combination of bounds and shift commands =]] If you have to do this several times, save the commands in a EditMacro. Try a combination of editor labels and BNDS command. use PARSE rexx statement to get the right columns

use LINE macro statement to get the data from editor.ģ. use rexx loop to get the lines you want.Ģ. I have to had a new file with the following on it:ġ. I need select the info contained into column 15 until 20 (The YYYYY values), and from line 1 until 5, then copy into another dataset member or whatever file. Would like to know if somebody knows how I can select data from a columns range in ISPF EDIT. ISPF Edit column/line range command -IBM Mainframes

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