Problem introduced by a modification made by PTF RS00025 in service package X0000022.

This panel enables the user to progressively condense (filter) the list of selected library members based on their contents.

On each execution of the FIND panel operation, an FSU FIND operation is performed to identify, and so select, only those members with records containing at least one hit for the search string. New FIND criteria may be entered and executed repeatedly to further condense the list of members.

See associated panel Help for details on the enterable panel fields.

• Select option 7. 'GDG' from the Create New Datasets menu panel. (=8.15.7)

• Select 'Define GDG' from the File menu in the CBLe main window menu bar.

• Enter line command AMSDIALOG GDG on the command line of any window. Alternatively, use the synonym AMSG.

• Keyword and panel input field "LIMIT" introduced for FSU. This allows a restriction on the number of "hits" searched for per input file/member when performing a FIND, WHERE and/or CHANGE operation.

• FCOPY and FSU syntax keyword option "KSDSINSERT" introduced to allow copying records to an existing loaded KSDS, out of key sequence.

• FCOPY File Reformat panel options to browse the input or output copybook (assigned to PF22 or PF23 respectively) no longer force a DROP to be issued for the copybook.

  New panel field "Recompile" introduced to force a recompile of the COBOl/PL1 copybook if required (e.g. when performing browse of the input/output dataset following an update to the copybook used.)

• FCOPY and FSU syntax keyword option "OVERWRITE" introduced to allow deliberate overwrite of input data provided the output is the 1st or only file in the input list. By default, FSU and FCOPY have been updated to prevent accidental overwrite of the input file when the input file is specified as the output file.

Requires user activation - please contact CBL.

• Error "Invalid operand" no longer returned when the specified structure and its member name corresponds to an FSU or COMPFILE syntax keyword. e.g. SDO

• FSUUNDO to restore FSU updated data sets, when executed from an unsaved FSU report failed to recognise the current file and prompt the user to allocate/save the report before continuing.

• FSUOUT macro to redisplay saved FSU reports did not correctly set PF6 to edit the hit record.

• FSU was not sensitive to SDE SET option MSGMODE nor NOMSG when outputting its summary message. Therefore, the summary message could never be suppressed.

• FSU option to suppress the output report resulted in a spurious summary message e.g.

     38 Hits in 0 records of 0 files...
  

• All FSU input files that followed an empty file were also treated as being empty and not processed.

• Use of FCOPY panel to copy a a non-library input file to a previously unallocated output dataset allowed new output to be specified as type = L (library) but the allocation dialog DCB Info, Organisation: PS was set and could not be modified.

• PF10 (Browse Input) failed from FCOPY Dialog where input specified a library with a member mask.

• Correct FCOPY panel so that, when the following is true, the process does not attempt to model the new output library on the input library data set mask (inc wildcards.)
  1. Input is specified as a library with a member mask.
  2. Output is specified as a non-existant dataset.

• Input of blank or null into a panel field defined with a numeric data-type, now resets its default value instead of resetting the field to its most recently inputted value.

• Support "LESS" command with no parameters to exclude all lines in IPO panel embedded tables.

• Support "HIDE" as synonym for "SHADOW OFF" in IPO panel embedded tables.

• Support "RES HIDE" as synonym for "SHADOW ON".

• Prevent return of focus to parent of a modal selection list window before a selection has been made.

• A member selection list may now be displayed for a generic member mask specified on a library DSN cataloged ALIAS name.

• Correct various error conditions that may occur when a cataloged ALIAS name is used as a model for creating a new data set.

• Avoid the following message which is potentially displayed when a panel utility is executed twice in succession.

     ZZSD061E Syntax error - variable ;sd is undefined
  

• For the Create SDO panel, correct a failure to immediately display a warning message when the "Create" (option 4.) fails due to the specified SDO already existing and being in use elsewhere to map data in an SDE edit/browse view.

1. Give a confirmation message.
2. Support a -P keyword to force a prompt.
3. Remove message boxes that require user response.

RENAME command now returns a confirmation message.

ASSEMBLER	JCL
C	PL1
CMX	REXX
COBOL	SELCOPY
HTML	XML

1. Logical operator specified as "AND" keyword, as opposed to "&" (ampersand), used on multiple FIND or CHANGE operations gave:

     ZZSD241E Mixed logical operators are not supported.
   

2. REPORT fileid, used to output the utility report to a specified data set or library member, always displayed "ERRV>" on Summary line for an unformatted FSU operation. Also, Alias report lines contained garbage in the "AliasOf" column for members which are not an ALIAS.

Unpredictable errors or program checks possible as a result of the buffer overflow which only occurred when the length of an INI variable name plus the length of its value exceeded 255 bytes.

  ZZSD016E Not enough storage to process command COMPFILE

Option EXFIELDCHANGED is used for formatted file compare only, to exclude report lines that identify names of fields containing changed data.

1. Both the number of records read and the number of records copied are displayed in the progress window and in the final summary message.
2. Having executed FCOPY, quit to the utility panel and pressing <Enter>, now redisplays the Quick Filter panel instead of re-executing the copy.
3. CANCEL command from the Quick Filter panel, or any panel containing an embedded table, will rollback the changes made since the panel was opened and return to the previous, parent panel view.

   Note that changes made to entries within a table prior to the current display of the panel are preserved.

4. On opening a panel which contains an empty embedded table, a single row containing default values will be displayed as an indication that values are to be entered.

  ZZSP004W Missing field value. Enter Output File.

Problem introduced by PTF RS00021 which introduced support for LEVEL <level_number> in CREATE STRUCTURE syntax.

Note that each class of windows has its own PFKey table. See "Appendix A - SELCOPY/i Window Classes" in the SELCOPY/i Reference and User Guide (PDF or on-line help) for the commonly used window classes.

The PFKey values assigned to the default, window border and window title bar PFKeys tables may are also preserved across SELCOPY/i sessions.

Previously, ISPF commands would have to be prefixed by "ISPF".

To execute a TSO command from SELCOPY/i when running under ISPF, the command must be prefixed by "TSO". To pass a command directly to the required environment and so bypass the match for a SELCOPY/i command or macro, TSO and ISPF command should be prefixed by "TSO" and "ISPF" respectively.

Problem occurred when UserPrefix is greater than 9 characters. See IQ003510.

This may occur when the UserPrefix length is greater than 9 characters. Functions that may encounter problems include:

1. RUNSELCOPY. Output report listing is suppressed.
2. JCL and command generation fails for utility panels such as FCOPY, SDE, etc.

The default BORDER class PFKey table has been updated so that:

PF19/PF22	=	DragBorderMinus 5
PF20/PF23	=	DragBorderPlus 5

Additionally, the default CAPTION class (TitleBars) table has been updated so that:

PF19	=	MoveWindow By Y=-5
PF20	=	MoveWindow By Y=+5
PF21	=	MoveWindow By X=-5
PF22	=	MoveWindow By X=+5

JCLIN Link Edit deck for ZZISELCQ (SELCOPQL) has parameter "RENT" which links the load module as being re-entrant.

This causes 0C4 when executing SELCOPY DB2 applications.

Problem was caused when use of the source library SMS classes were applied to the output library, which potentially resulted in a dynamic allocation failure.

These sample data sets are duplicated for each user and are intended for update by that user when following tasks set out in the supplied SELCOPY/i Training Manual document.

This document is available for download in Adobe pdf format from:

  http://www.cbl.com/cblidoc.html

1. Data Browse/Edit (=2)
2. File Copy/Reformat (=5)
3. File Search, Update, Copy and Remap (=6)

Apart from re-arranging the text and input fields so that they the panel views are presented in a more user-friendly manner, the following enhancements have been included:

1. Display basic function with option to perform more advanced functionality.
2. Display sequences of panel views that match the specific FSU File search, update, copy or remap task selected.
3. Use of file object fields which support wild card characters "*" (asterisk) and "%" (percent) in order to select from a list of matching DSN, HFS fileid or library member names as appropriate.
4. Prompt to allocate a new data set if existing file required and supplied DSN is new.
5. Improved field value vetting.
6. Improved Record Selection criteria including filter expressions applicable to formatted or unformatted record data.
7. Support provision of multiple fileids for the File Copy utility.
8. Support provision of multiple fileid masks, FIND and/or CHANGE operations for File Search, Update, Copy and Remap.
9. Support BROWSE of File Copy input and output files and, for File Remap, input and output structure copybooks.

Include display of FCOPY summary message on execution from the utility panel.

Note that this change requires re-BIND of the CBLPLAN1 package.

Extend the RESET command to support RESET SELECT and RESET COLWIDTH to re-establish the current KEEP values of SELECT and COLWIDTH.

BROWSE/EDIT	-	Using a COBOL/PL1 copybook
FCOPY	-	File Copy utility
FSU	-	File-Search/Update/Copy utility
COMPFILE	-	File-Compare utility

1. FCOPY/FSU copy with remap failed to copy fields containing invalid data e.g. an invalid packed decimal value. This has been improved so that provided the output field is of the same basic data-type and length then the raw data will be copied without inspection.
2. COMPFILE display of a mismatching OLD record, that is mapped by a different structure from the NEW file, did not correctly report the value of any field containing invalid data. Furthermore, any field containing invalid data was automatically reported as a mismatch.
3. Performance improved for FCOPY/FSU involving seperate structure/copybook for input and output files, and for COMPFILE involving seperate structure/copybook for NEW and OLD files.
4. Browse or edit failed if a COBOL or PL1 copybook is specified whose member name matches that of another member of a different library that is already in use to map another file in a seperate window.

1. Where the default SYSOUT class has been tailored in Settings->Batch (=0.6), the generated generated //SDEPRINT DD statement now correctly uses this default.

   Previously, the tailored class would erroneously follow the default SYSOUT class (*) on the generated DD card e.g.

     //SDEPRINT DD SYSOUT=* A
   

2. Suppress "Dump Task" information messages on SDEAMAIN execution.
3. SDEAMAIN now correctly establishes the dump data set prefix from the User INI data set identified by ZZSUSERI.

1. Introduce new CREATE STRUCTURE parameter for "RECORD" syntax.

     LEVEL  <level_number>
   

2. A COBOL or PL1 copybook referenced more than once is now included only once in the generated COBOL or PL1 program.

1. "SELECT SET=n", where n > 1.
2. Long compare literals when creating JCL batch.

  LOCATE  LEFT(AMKEY,4) = c'BAAN'

1. COBOL PICTURE symbol "P" representing an assumed decimal scaling position

   Note that the true algebraic value of a data element held in a field described by a picture string containing the "P" symbol is not interpreted. e.g. FIND, CHANGE. WHERE, LOCATE, etc.

2. PL/1 PICTURE symbols "T", "I" and "R" in the junior byte representing overpunch digit and sign (i.e. fixed zoned decimal value) is not interpreted correctly.

Also, ERASE of an unexpired file now produces a warning message which prompts the user to continue the erase operation (PURGE).

This facility has been corrected so that it now returns an error message when the ficus window view is not a Text Edit or Data Edit view.

1. Decimal offset in PRINT output.

   When the length of data being printed exceeds the DATAWIDTH value as set on an OPTION statement, the offset to the start of the data printed on the 2nd and subsequent lines is also shown.

   For example, with OPT DW=30 in effect, a record of length 215 is shown as:

    INPUT   SEL SEL                                 RECORD
    RECNO   TOT ID.          1         2         3  LENGTH
    -----   --- --- ....,....0....,....0....,....0  ------
        9     9   7 10010005....Mrs...Patricia....    215
          +30       ...Sample..............Mrs Sam
          +60       ple..............xxxxxxxx xxxx
          +90       x..............xx. xxxxxxxxx x
         +120       xx............................
         +150       ..........Fxxxxxxxxx......Kxxx
         +180       ..xxxx xxx..xxxxxx xxxxxxx....
         +210       ..C..
                    ....,....1....,....2....,....3
   

   When the offset exceeds 999, it is punctuated with a comma. e.g.

         +1,200       xxxxxx......C..
   

2. Default RECFM.

   For MVS, if RECFM is not coded for an HFS output file, the RECFM used is the same as that of the input file. For example, a RECFM=VB native MVS input file would still be written to the HFS as RECFM=VB, with BDWs and RDWs as on MVS.

   Previously it defaulted to RECFM=U for an HFS file, regardless of the RECFM of the input file.

3. LRECL value in Summary.

   For MVS, the LRECL value reported in the summary for RECFM=V or RECFM=U output, and for VSAM output, has been changed to the length of the largest record written during the current run.

   Previously, the system defined maximum length allowed was reported.

1. KSDS keyed read no longer requires a KEYPOS parameter unnecessarily.
2. READ BWD/FWD parameters are supported as on SELCOPY Assembler version.

  DCL  VAR1     DEC(5,2)
  VAR1 = 1.2e+2            * RC=8 and wrong value.
  VAR1 = 1.2               * RC=8 and wrong value.

The MOVE statement now operates as a MOD statement (an assignment) and arithmetic conversion rules are obeyed, using the data types obtained from the DCL vars or from the TYPE=x coded for the fields.

  'ABC.ABC.USERLIB' for 'ABC.USERLIB'

The unnecessary dynamic allocation of the second library occurs once for each member in the pre-allocated library as shown in the JES2 output for the job.

Problem introduced by SYSMOD RI00007.

Same problem in previous release.

Assembler macro ZZSNAME (alias CBLNAME) undeclared SELCOPY option SMVSOutQSAM renamed as SMVSOutBSAM with default remaining as "No" (CBLSUSR1 x'02' off). PTF RI00006 interprets this as indication to use QSAM for output data set processing.

i.e. QSAM (not BSAM) processing is default for output sequential and PDS/PDSE library data sets.

SSysBlksize=No (the previous default) means that records are unblocked when BLKSIZE=0.

This allows settings that affect the running of generated SELCOPY/i batch jobs (e.g. COBOL REPLACING options) to take effect without exiting the current session.

Also long description loaded into the dialog from an existing SDO were truncated to 62 characters.

 (HELP)
   DEFAULTPATH=SYS1.SELCOPY.SZZSHELP.HTML

which should read ...

 (HELP)
   DEFAULTPATH=SYS1.SELCOPY.SZZSHELP

 >>--+- BOUNds -+---+--------------+-----------------><
     |          |   |              |
     +- BNDS ---+   +- col1 col2---+

Also support "((" and "))" line-commands plus new SHIFT primary command which are sensitive to the current bounds setting.

 >>- SHIft -+- Left -+- n_bytes -+-------------------------+->
            |        |           |                         |
            +- Right-+           +- BOUNds -+- col1 col2 --+
                                 |          |
                                 +- BNDS ---+

       +--- 1 ----+          +-.ZCSR -+  +-.ZLAST-+
       |          |          |        |  |        |
  >----+----------+-+------+-+--------+--+--------+--><
       |          | |      | |        |  |        |
       +- n_lines-+ +- EX -+ +-.name1-+  +-.name2-+
       |          | |      |
       +- ALL ----+ +- NX -+
                    |      |
                    +- X --+

SDE FIND and CHANGE primary commands made sensitive to the current bounds setting.

 >>-CREATE---+----------------+--+-----------+-------><
             |                |  |           |
             +-data_set_name -+  +-lab1-lab2-+
             +-member_name----+

Original REPLACE command renamed to REPLACELINE to make room for new REPLACE command with same syntax as CREATE above.

Abbrev	Full Command	Purpose
ARRC	SET ARRAYASCHAR ON	Collapse an array. Display as a single VARCHAR field.
ARRX	SET ARRAYASCHAR OFF	Expand an array field. Display all elements individually.
GRPC	SET GROUPASCHAR ON	Collapse a group field. Display as a single CHARACTER field.
GRPX	SET GROUPASCHAR OFF	Expand a group field. Display all elements individually.

If no fieldname argument is provided then the focus field (at the cursor) is used.

 <sd browse db2   ZZS.ZZSIQ sel(IQ,AMKEY,CONTACT)  \
 ;sd where #3 <> null

 "ZZS0029I Dump dataset name prefix <pfx> is invalid"

at startup, if the user's dump dataset prefix contains any of the national symbols (@, #, £) or hyphen (-).

http://www.cbl.com/selcdoc.html

  ERR571 - EDC5049I The specified file name could not
           be located.

Input of this type of RECFM=V/VB data set is now tolerated.

 dcl  f1  flt(4)  fmt='ss,sss,sss,sss,sss.999,999'

 f1 = 125.789     * Set wrong value X'4B1DC9FB'.
                  *      (Should be X'427DC9FB'.)
 print 'F1=' f1   * Printed:
                  * 'F1=+2,047,083,544,576.000,000'

  dcl  x1   dec    pos=1

  opt worklen=80
  x1 = 1              * Failed to assign x1 to 1.

  print 'X1=' x1      * Printed: "X1=".
  print len=10  ty=b  * Blanks at pos=1.

  ##ERROR## SEGV signal (11) intercepted.
                                 Stg.Ctdrp.......

e.g.

  dcl x1   dec    pos=2

  opt worklen=80
  x1 = 1           * Causes the SEGV abend.

  ##ERROR## ILLG signal (04) intercepted.
                                 GLg.ctdrp.......

e.g.

  opt w=5000

  read A   list='NBJ.COBOL.*' into   1
  print from   1

  read B   list='NBJ.PL1.*'   into 501
  print from 501

This occurred even though no BLKSIZE or LRECL values were specified on the WRITE statement.

In addition to reducing the LRECL value, output records were truncated with maessage "Records Truncated" appearing in the list output Summary block *but* no RC=5 was set.

Use of BSAM to process records written to output data sets was introduced as the default for SELCOPY release 3.00. Although use of BSAM processing potentially reduces CPU time, the elapsed run-time may be increased significantly when writing large amounts of data.

Application of this PTF will disable default use of SELCOPY's BSAM processing, defaulting instead to QSAM processing as for previous releases.

BSAM output processing may be re-activated as the installation default using CBLNAME option SMVSOutBSAM=Yes.

Same problem in previous release.

Same problem in previous release.

The utility includes a panel, accessible via option 11. (=11) from the Primary Options Menu, and an SDE primary command PRINT.

Structured Data Editor PRINT primary command prints the contents of the current SDE window view. PRINT may be used in SDEIN input to SDEAMAIN (the SELCOPY/i batch program) to print a virtual SDE view of browsed or edited data.

            +- RECORD -+ +- ACROSSTHENDOWN -+
            |          | |                  |
 >>- PRINT -+----------+-+------------------+->
            |          | |                  |
            +- PAGE ---+ +- DOWNTHENACROSS -+
            |          |
            +- FILE ---+

     +- LIMIT ----- 100 - PAGES --+
     |                            |
  >--+----------------------------+----------->
     |                            |
     |                  + PAGES + |
     |                  |       | |
     +- STOPAFTER +- n -+-------+-+
     |            |     |       | |
     +- LIMIT ----+     + LINES + |
     |                            |
     +- NOLIMIT ------------------+

     +- NOTRUNCate -+  +- Acrossthendown -+
     |              |  |                  |
  >--+--------------+--+------------------+-+->
     |                 |                  | |
     |                 +- Downthenacross -+ |
     |                                      |
     +- TRUNCate ---------------------------+

     +- Browse -----+
     |              |
  >--+--------------+------------------------->
     |              |
     +- Edit -------+
     |              |
     +- NOView -----+

     +- OUTDSN SDEPRINT -+
     |                   |
  >--+-------------------+-+----------------+->
     |                   | |                |
     +- OUTDSN fileid ---+ +- SYSOUT class -+

     +- Copies 1 --------+  +- OLD ----+
     |                   |     |       |
  >--+-------------------+--+----------+------>
     |                   |     |          |
     +- Copies n_copies -+  +- SHr ----+
                               +- SHare --+
                               |          |
                               +- MODify -+
                               +- APPEND -+

  >--+------------------------+--------------->
     |                        |
     +- PAGEWidth -+- n_cols -+
     +- PW --------+

  >--+-------------------------+--------------><
     |                         |
     +- PAGEDepth -+- n_lines -+
     +- PD --------+

SDE views may be opened in batch execution to edit or browse a data set or DB2 table optionally using a structure to format the data. A sequence of standard SDE primary commands may then follow the EDIT or BROWSE command to format the data display and/or navigate, filter and/or alter data in the view.

The print output page depth is defined by the value set by the PAGEDEPTH option. The PAGEDEPTH value includes the File Print header, therefore, the number of lines of data printed is one less than the page depth value. Default PAGEDEPTH is 60 rows.

If output is not to system data set (SYSOUT), then the output page width is equal to the file's maximum record length. Otherwise, the output page width is defined by the value set by the PAGEWIDTH option. Default PAGEWIDTH is 133 columns.

PAGE: Print a single page containing only the currently displayed data in the SDE view.

FILE: Print the currently displayed data in the SDE view and all data displayed in all lines that follow until the print limit or End-of-Data is reached.

RECORD: Print the current line only in single-record view. RECORD is default.

ALL will scroll records of all record-types instead of just scrolling records of the default record-type.

LEFT/RIGHT syntax diagram is now as follows:

 >>--- Right -+--+--------------------+-------><
              |  |                    |
 >>--- Left --+  +---------+- Cursor -+
                 |         +- CSR ----+
                 |                    |
                 +-------+-+- Data ---+
                 |       | |          |
                 +- ALL -+ +- Half ---+
                           |          |
                           +- Max ----+
                           |          |
                           +- Page ---+
                           |          |
                           +- n_cols -+

ASCII - SET/QUERY/EXTRACT Option

 >>-+-----------+-- ASCii -------+-- ON ---+--><
    |           |                |         |
    +- SET -----+                +-- OFF --+

ASCII causes data in all character (AN) fields to be interpreted in ASCII format.

Controls whether ASCII interpretation is in effect (ON) or not (OFF).

Note that setting ASCII OFF does not interpret as EBCDIC data fields defined as being ASCII in the record-type definition. i.e. these types of character field are always interpreted as being ASCII.

ZEROS - SET/QUERY/EXTRACT Option

 >>-+-----------+-- Zeros -------+-- ON ---+--><
    |           |                |         |
    +- SET -----+                +-- OFF --+

ZEROS causes values in all numeric fields to be prefixed by zeros up to the width of the field display.

Controls whether ZEROS prefixing is in effect (ON) or not (OFF).

SAVEOPTIONS - SET/QUERY/EXTRACT Option

 >>-+-----------+-- SAVEOPTions -+-- ON ---+--><
    |           |                |         |
    +- SET -----+                +-- OFF --+

SAVEOPTIONS controls whether or not the following SDE options are saved for use in subsequent SDE views opened in the current and subsequent SELCOPY/i sessions:

ABBREVIATION  ASCII  AUTOSAVE  AUXDSNPREFIX  CAPS  COLATTRIBUTES  COLOUR, COLOR  GROUP  IDSCOPE

IDWARNING  LEVEL  LOADWARNING  MAPPING  MSGLINE  MULTIPOINT  OFFSET  PAD  PREFIX

QSEPARATOR  RECINFO  REFERENCE  SCALE  TYPE  UNDOING  UNNAMED  WRAP  ZEROS

Save of selected SDE options is set ON or OFF. As distributed, the default is ON.

  >>-- XREFLIB -- xref_library+---------------+-><
                                |             |
                                +(member_mask)+

Specify PDS/PDSE library DSN and optionally a member name mask.

1. SET PREFIX primary command updated to support options LOGICAL/PHYSICAL (default LOGICAL) which determine whether the prefix area contains the physical record numbers or the segment numbers within the file.

2. LOCATE record_num primary command updated so that it is sensitive to the current setting (PHYSICAL or LOGICAL) of the PREFIX option. If PHYSICAL is in effect, record_num corresponds to a record number whereas, if LOGICAL is in effect, record_num corresponds to a record segment number within the file.

3. SET COLOR parameter PRIMARY introduced to allow colour coding for PRIMARY/SECONDARY segments in multi-record view. (Default value is TURQUOISE)

4. For PREFIX PHYSICAL, display the record number and segment number within the current record when in single-record view.

5. The width of the reference field in single view has been increased to accomodate data elements with sequence numbers >99.

1. Help string supported in panel windows.
2. Correct 0C1 for link chains in large documents.
3. Correct broken links.
4. Update help for new panels.

Included in on-line help system and accessed via primary command QUICKREF (synonym QR), Primary Options panel menu bar or the Help drop-down menu.

1. Report output utility menu CFUTIL (assigned to PF4) improved so that:

   1. Option 1 item is now "Locate next Inserted/Deleted/Changed record"
      This replaces the item "Edit Old/New file record" which was a duplicate of the functionality available by pressing PF6 directly from the report view.

   2. Options 4-10 display now toggles between "Show" and "Hide" depending on the current status of the individual item.

   3. Option 13 item "Show Changed fields only in a new window" corrected to function properly from a single-record (ZOOMed) view.

2. COMPFILE report "Help" key (PF1) HTML link corrected.

3. Add "PF3=Continue" info to COMPFILE panels.

4. One of the following messages are now returned at End of Job:

        "## Differences Found ##"

   or

        "== No Differences Found =="

1. Potential 0C4 at SDEFCFO2+293E using an unsorted key.

2. "Internal Error" occured following print of the first "Changed" record, when both of the following are true:

   1. A structure is applied.

   2. An unsorted KEY is specified using fixed position and length (i.e. not using named field(s)). e.g.

        CompFile JGE.SDE.EMP.COMPTST2   \
                 JGE.SDE.EMP.COMPTST1   \
                unsorted KEY(4,1)       \
            using SDO JGE.SELCOPYI.SDO(EMP1)
      

      Also fixes resync problem caused when a "Changed" record followed an "Insert" or "Delete" (the "Changed" record was treated as a paired Insert/Delete).

3. Panel navigation error following selection of synchronisation technique.

4. Incorrect syntax generated for Sorted Key synchronisation.

The panel previously opened using this option opens a dataset list and has been relocated as option 4. (DsList) of the Lists panel (=3.4).

     COLOR NONDISPLAY colour

     COLOR NONDISPLAY colour  USC

GO SE	Switches to Data-Edit (Full-Edit)
GO SU	Switches to Data-Edit (Upd-in-Place)
GO Browse	Switches to Data-Edit (Browse)
GO Edit	Switches to Text-Edit
GO View	Switches to Text-Edit (View)

Also correct ERR020 returned from RUNSELC utility when READ CARD is performed and current text editor view has LRECL>=256 and WORKLEN is set to value less than 1024.

SIZE.3	If set to ">" indicates that the number of records reported does not reflect the whole file size. e.g. for BROWSE or UPDATE-in-place EDIT, where sequential processing of the file has been suspended until more records are required for display.
SIZE.3	If set to "=" when the number of records reported does reflect the whole file size. i.e. sequential processing has occurred until end-of-file was reached.

QUERY SIZE similarly displays a third value "=" or ">".

SQL FETCH FIRST clause is now used in the generated DB2 SELECT statement.

(MAPPING ON/OFF command is already rejected during DB2 edit).

The default <pos2> is taken to be the <pos1> position plus the length of the search string which erroneously included the X, C and quotation marks.

  "ZZSD015E SDEFSQXn: An internal error has occurred."

which was returned from various SDE SET commands that are missing required parameters. e.g. PREFIX

    LIST LC /CBL% %MCAT%/

1. Support listtype LCA for listing catalog aliases.

2. Correct Catalog list failure when "*" wildcard DSN high level qualifier specified.

 >>-+-----------+-- SAVEOPTions -+-- ON ---+--><
    |           |                |         |
    +- SET -----+                +-- OFF --+

SAVEOPTIONS controls whether or not the following SDE options are saved for use in subsequent SDE views opened in the current and subsequent SELCOPY/i sessions:

ARBCHAR  AUTOSAVE  CASE  CMDDEF  CMDLINE  COLOR, COLOUR  DEFPROFILE  ENVVARS  HEXSTRING  HSCROLLCURSOR  IMPMACRO

INTERFACE  LINEND  LISTFILEACTION  LOADWARNING  MSGLINE  MSGMODE  PREFIX  PSCOPE  SCALE  SCOPE  SHADOW

SIZEWARNING  STAY  STREAM  SYNONYM  THIGHLIGHT  UNDOING  VARBLANK  VIEW  WRAP

Save of selected SDE options is set ON or OFF. As distributed, the default is ON.

1. Support parameters as supported by the SELCOPY/i list commands. e.g.

       READ INLST LIST='LC * USERCAT.CBLCAT A'
   

2. Handle list truncation due to storage limitation.

3. Calls for OPEN and CLOSE of a list now sets an appropriate Return code.

1. When load of the User INI file fails, RC=28 and message:

     "ZZSB006E SELCOPY/i application INI file load failed."
   

2. When User INI file is not found, RC=32 and message:

     "ZZSB007E SELCOPY/i application INI file not found."
   

  "Do you want to quit this SELCOPY/debug session?"

However, selecting "yes" does not exit.

In this case, a panel is opened which prompts the systems programmer to specify the DSN of the SZZSDIST.CBLE target library and so proceed to generate a new System INI file automatically.

Note that, because SELCOPY/i first establishes a trap for system abend or program check conditions which involves initialisation of a dump data set, the following message may be displayed beforehand:

"ZZS0027I Dump dataset name prefix not found in the INI file."

Accept the default DSN prefix to continue.

Also corrects a possible 0C4 at EDTFEMSG+76E in when attempting to perform edit of dummy file in preparation for executing FIRSTUSE SITE.

1. Window->List/Cascade/Tile options bypasses hidden windows.

2. Window->Cascade no longer increase width/depth of IPO panels.

3. Window->Arrange minimised no longer does nothing.

In this circumstance, the remap utility should copy the record data without attempting to remap fields.

ZZSGSET0 IPOPROC also requires sophistication to handle updates to macro path during the session using the SET MACROPATH command.

Also fixes problem that alterations to user macro libs using zoom (PF2) immediately followed by PF3, did not update the active MACROPATH setting (note - reentering the ZZSGSET0 panel did do the update).

on screen instructions improved to say "Place cursor and press enter to toggle switch settings"

i.e. -1 is last byte of record.

e.g.

only ' ' -1

Displays only records that have trailing blanks.

139 *-* MyCommand +++ RC(510928120) +++

 e.g.

    WHERE ESDID+4=0

gives an error:

ZZSD069E Operands + and 0 are incompatible for operator = in expression esdid+4=0.

This error was introduced by IQ002864.

Fix also improves comparison of different floating point data types.

   #2>0 & #2=#5 | #4=22.2

   (#2>0 & #2=#5) | #4=22.2

   #2>0 & (#2=#5 | #4=22.2)

   VFMT
   MAP/FMT

   CHAR
   UNFMT

System Settings (=0.2) item added ...

"Act-bar Tab > OFF"

1. Existing SET TYPE command given additional parameters ...

                                     Display example
                                     ---------------
          Default | ON                    AN 1:10
          PICture                         X(00010)
          FORMat  | FMT                   10/CHAR
          OFFSet  | LOCation     (see below)
   
       (existing paramters)
          ON
          OFF
   

2. Existing SET OFFSET command renamed USEOFFSET.
3. New SET OFFSET/OFST command with parameters

                                     Display example
                                     ---------------
       Columns  | Position                77
       Hex                                0000004C
       Offset   | Relative                76
   

4. New command SHOW with parameters ...

       Level        = SET LEVEL     ON; SET REFERENCE OFF
       Number       = SET REFERENCE ON; SET LEVEL     OFF
   
       Format       = SET TYPE FORMAT
       Offset       = SET TYPE OFFSET
       Picture      = SET TYPE PICTURE
       Type         = SET TYPE DEFAULT
   

Site administrators may also manually add a SYSTEM ini variable to define a library path that will be used to generate a //STEPLIB DD card for SELCOPY/i generated batch jobs that need to locate SELCOPY/i load-module unavailable from the standard search path.

 e.g.
   (System)
      StepLib=SYS9.SELC.SZZSLOAD

Settings -> StartUp (=0.1) item added to control this option.

ZZSE046E File <fid> already exists. Use FFILE/SSAVE to overwrite.

improved to ...

ZZSE046E File <fid> already exists. Use command SSAVE (SS) to overwrite, or FFILE (FF) to overwrite and exit.

  >>---- HEXDump ----+--------+--------><
                     |        |
                     +- New --+

Display the focus record or record segment in single record, unformatted hex dump view. HEXDUMP may also be executed for an individual record/record segment using prefix command HEX or HEXD.

The hex dump view is a storage display window which displays a number of fullwords of data in both long hexadecimal and character representation. The hex dump display supports the storage window options popup menu (opened using ).

  Record type: REC-CARD   Fixed(66) Offset=0 Data elements=13

  Record> 00000008   Flags: f        Length:     66

    1 00000000 00000008 0000061C 0001C3C4        .  .. .CD
   17 C5D3E340 40400675 48756764 74656CD4 ELT   .ÍçÍÅÀÈÁ%M
   33 D940C340 E2D3C1C9 D5404040 40404040 R C SLAIN
   49 40404040 40404040 0200409C 0200501C         .  æ. &.
   65 719C                                Éæ

Unlike other storage display windows, altering the number of fullwords displayed per line and/or including display of the data's address in storage will not attempt to resize the window display.

For EDIT, both the hexadecimal and character representations of the data may be updated whereby changes to one representation of the data are automatically reflected in the other.

Beware, however, that overtyping the character representation of the data will update *all* fullwords in the updated line so they reflect the character data. In the character representation, a null character (x'00') is represented by blank (EBCDIC x'40') and other non-printable characters are represented by dots (EBCDIC x'4B'). Therefore, updating the character representation will result in these characters replacing the original hexadecimal values.

If parameter NEW is specified, the hex dump display is opened in a new window view allowing the user to preserve the current data display format in the original window view.

This option controls whether formatted data is displayed in its mapped or unmapped format.

With MAPPING OFF, the record type assigned to formatted records or record segments persists but is not used to format the display of the record data. The record data is displayed in its unformatted (unmapped) format, instead.

With MAPPING ON, the record type assigned to formatted records or record segments is re-applied to the display of the record data.

SET MAPPING does not affect unformatted record data. i.e. SDE EDIT/BROWSE of a data set with no USING structure (SDO) specified.

SET MAPPING takes effect at the View level.

1. Support for a relational operator in the compare operation. This determines the relationship that the data must have with the search string in order for it to be identified as a successful match.

   Valid values are:

   EQ	Data must be equal to string.   (Default)
   NE	Data must be not equal to string.
   GT	Data must be greater than string.
   GE	Data must be greater than or equal to string.
   LT	Data must be less than string.
   LE	Data must be less than or equal to string.

   
   

   If a character string compare is performed, the EBCDIC values assigned to characters in the search and data strings determine the relationship (equal to, greater than or less than) between the two strings.

2. Support for keywords VALID and INVALID.

   For use with formatted records, VALID will search fields for valid data (i.e. data that satisfies the field's assigned data type) and INVALID will search fields for invalid data (i.e. data that does not satisfy the field's assigned data type.)

SESSION.0	2
SESSION.1	Browse, Reuse, Update or Auxiliary.
SESSION.2	InMemory, InPlace, InPlaceInMemory, Auxiliary or KSDS

SDE BROWSE of an empty VSAM returns an error.

1. Remove deprecated IDCAMS DEFINE CLUSTER options IMBED, REPLICATE and ORDERED.
2. Add field OWNER. This field is particulary useful when defining new IAM data sets which depend on an owner ID of "£IAM".

Problem caused by panel procedures that were missing from the SELCOPY Product Suite 3.10 install.

Problem is caused by inclusion of a superseded version of the COMPLIB macro being included in the SELCOPY Product Suite 3.10 install material.

Also corrects CMS/VSE failure in FIRSTUSE to set user CMDTEXT var.

Also corrects report of VSAM information for IAM data sets in List Catalog (LC) and List Dataset (LD) windows.

Note that IAM V9.00 PTF P900120 or IAM 8.10 PTF P810278 are pre-requisite.

For description of features supported by the SLC program that are not supported by the SELCOPY program, see the ASCII text file, SNF300c.txt.