Assuming that installation is complete, start by typing TSO UTCDSM5on any ISPF command line; there will at first be no datasets in your list. To get some in quickly, use the Add command on the command line, of which there are two options: ADD <qualifier> ADD ALLOCIf you typed ADD userid01 DDF would select all datasets with that HLQ and you might see something like this: ------------------ Select from dataset prefix list --- ROW 1 TO 20 OF 85 Command ===> Scroll ===> HALF Cmd Dataset name Added? Show Type USERID01.QUAL021.XMDEC28 > > USERID01.QUAL02.CLIB > > USERID01.CLIB > > USERID01.DGIPROT.TABLE > >Under Cmd you can now type S to select datasets to be added to the display. Don't worry at this stage about putting anything under the Show or Type headings. Use PF3 or END to go back to the DDF screen. To add lines from the datasets allocated to your session, type ADD ALLOC on the DDF command line. You will now see datasets of different HLQs allocated to your ISPF session. ----------------- Select from allocated data sets -- ROW 1 TO 20 OF 104 Command ===> Scroll ===> HALF Cmd DDname Dataset name Added? Show Type SYSHELP SYS3.HELP > > SYS1.HELP > > SMPTABL SYS4.TLIB > > SYS00001 SYS1.BRODCAST > > ISPPROF USERID01.ISPF.PROFILE > > ISPTABL USERID01.ISPF.PROFILE > > ISPPLIB SYS3.PLIB > > SYS1.PLIB > >Again use S in the prefix area to select datasets to add to the DDF display |