NOTE

1. Routine (every day) usage - Systems Programmer
         Assumes correct privilege class and link access.

1. Watch consoles of Multiple Disconnected Users
• Issue commands to any watched user


2. Browse a Linux EXT2FS disk
• Open any subdirectory
• View any file


3. Examine Disk records by cylinder head record ( block or CI for FBA)
• Update in Hex or Character (if not read only)


4. List/View all files in spool space
• Reader, Print, Punch (closed or open)
• NSS, DCSS, IMG, etc.


5. Scan CP volumes
• Maps all minidisks vs allocation record
• View minidisks by type CMS, VTOC etc. Browse CMS Files
• Limited Editing of CMS Files


6. View CP Directory
• View individual users entries
• Dump directory to Punch (EBCDIC or ASCII)


7. Display System Information - by priviledged user
• VMD, RDEV, VDEV etc. Blocks
• NSS map showing Overlaps
• Guest operating system blocks
• View open spooled console or print files - up to the second
• CMS
• Running EXECs - Display EXEC, Pinpoint current line, View variables
• SCBs
• Nucleus extensions
• Globals
• Filedefs
• Disks accessed
• List Open Files
• LINUX
• Task list



2. Special Usage - Disaster Recovery - Standalone IPL - No CP

• Items B.1. B.2. B.3. B.4.

1. QR (ZFM QSP) {userid}|{SYSTEM} - Spool File Display/Management
   S (ZFM SPL)
• Fast viewing of files
• Provides easy way(s) to purge file(s)
• Sort by date - Issue 'PUR *' to delete all after file date
• 'PUR = =' deletes all file with same user, same filename
• 'PR' transfers to print queue
• 'GET' transfers to your queue
• 'TR' transfers to another queue


2. Powerful REXX to full screen capabilities
• Easy to use REXX calls to intergrate with any user function


3. List VTOCs - View z/OS files, PDSs, VSE libraries

(requires link to volume)
• Map Data using DSECT or COPY books


4. PASSTHRU - Multiple Logical Terminals
• Recording of buffers, screens to local disk
• Examine screens, enter 3270 data via REXX exec


5. Browse CMS files (inluding Packed and update)
• Map Data using DSECT or COPY books