)ATTR
   _ TYPE(OUTPUT) PAD('_') COLOR(RED)
   + TYPE(TEXT) SKIP(ON) INTENS(LOW)
   # TYPE(TEXT) SKIP(ON) INTENS(HIGH) COLOR(RED) PAD('_')
   @ TYPE(OUTPUT) INTENS(LOW)  SKIP(ON)
   $ AREA(SCRL) EXTEND(ON)
)BODY WIDTH(80) EXPAND("")
%"-" Security Readiness Review Self-Audit "-"+
%" "Entering Data Sets and/or Data Set Mask/Prefix Help " "
@PGM8     %       " "Version:@SRRVERS +
%
%ENTER +To scroll forward.  %PF3  +To Exit/Return.
%PF11  +To scroll forward.  %PF10 +To scroll backward.
$HELPSCR ----------------------------------------------------------------------$
+
+
+
)AREA HELPSCR DEPTH(5)
%Typing over a current data set line.
+
+1.  Current line before overtyping.
+
_A_O1                                              +
+
+2.  Current line after overtyping.
+
_B_O2                                              +
+
+3.  Lines after pressing enter key.
+
_C_O3                                              +
_D_O4                                              +
+
%How to enter the data sets and/or data set mask/prefix.
+
%1.  Specifying a data set name.
+
_E_Z1                                              +
+
+   The above data set must be unique to return a specific data set.
+
%2.  Specifying a data set mask, use one of the following examples.
+
_F_Z2                                              +
+
+   The above will return all data sets with the first qualifier
+   of%SYS2+and a third qualifier of%CAILIB+upon pressing the enter
+   key.  The resulting list will contain data set with three or more
+   qualifiers.
+
_G_Z3                                              +
+
+   The above will return all data sets that begin with%SYS2.CA1+as
+   the first and second qualifiers.  This will not retrieve
+   SYS2.CA1ABA.DATASET, for the second qualifier is not CA1.  To
+   obtain this data set specify#SYS2.CA1*+in the above prompt.
+
%3.  Specifying a data set prefix, use the following examples.
+
_H_Z4                                              +
+
+   The above will not return any data sets.  It can be used as a place
+   holder for several data sets.  Remember the period '.' at the end of
+   the prefix.  Also, do not specify this with any sort of mask.  (example:
+   SYS3.CA1.V*.)
+
)INIT
 &O1 = 'SYS2.TEST.DATA.SET.NAME'
 &O2 = 'SYS2.TESTING.DATASET.NAME'
 &O3 = 'SYS2.TEST.DATA.SET.NAME'
 &O4 = 'SYS2.TESTING.DATASET.NAME'
 &Z1 = 'SYS2.TEST.DATA.SET.NAME'
 &Z2 = 'SYS2.*.CAILIB'
 &Z3 = 'SYS2.CA1'
 &Z4 = 'SYS2.CA1.'
 &A  = ' '
 &B  = ' '
)END
