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Don't you have system programmers at your site?

DSNTEP2 will give you all the information, it just spreads it over several lines. Write a rexx which joins them all together again and write the output to a dataset. It is very easy to do. I wrote ...

This CLIST will demonstrate what you want. It will print the numbers from 0 - 98 that are stored in variables which resolve to the name ARRAY1, ARRAY2, etc...

PROC 0
...

I will reiterate one point which I have explained implicitly rather than explicitly and that is that you do not need to pass the value between CLIST and Rexx because it is accessible to any program in ...

I concur with Semigeezer, you have a lot to learn about ISPF and Rexx/CLIST syntax!

Briefly - ZSCREEN is an ISPF variable that is accessible irrespective of the language you use to interrogate it. ...

You cannot issue authority to CHOSEN people. You can make your job available for everyone by adding this immediately after your jobcard

I was under the impression you could do this using appr ...

You cannot have two scrollable areas on the same panel.

If you limit your table display to a few lines then what you want to do should be feasible using a dynamic area to display the descriptions. ...

You have a number of problems here:

1. No error checking in your rexx = bad
2. No variable value checking = bad
3. No demonstration of how you are calling this rexx, therefore no way of telling w ...

I would guess that this is dependent on whether these datasets are allocated in your logon JCL or whether you allocate them later in a logon CLIST/Rexx. If they are in your JCL then that is why you c ...

SHOWMVS is another very informative utility. You can probably get this from CBT.

I typed TSO HELP for a list of all commands and came up with the following:

<snip>
DATA MANAGEMENT COMMANDS:
...

Can you clarify something for me please? Are you wanting the status definitions to change based on whichever codes appear on the screen, ie you have the status codes C, P, R & W being displayed so yo ...

It should be &ZSEL not just ZSEL.

Try changing your code to the following:

&ZSEL = TRANS (TRUNC(&ZCMD,'.')
1,'PANEL(COMPILE)'
X,'EXIT')

For you to be able to FTP to your machine/PC your PC needs to be at least running an FTP server! Forget about checking network issues just yet - if there ain't no server you can't connect!

You can ...

HLIST will give you the last referenced date. You can specify a dataset to write the output of the HLIST command to as a parameter rather than trying to outtrap it in rexx which won't work.