This field can have one of four different values: NUM OFF specifies no sequence numbers are to be present, and the numbers in columns 1 to 6 contain only the relative line numbers from the top of the data set. Specifies whether data will be recovered if the edit session ends abnormally. Type 'PROF' in command line and press enter.Ī few of the Edit profile values and their properties are described as follows. If you want to see the current profile setup. Some last qualifiers that are known to ISPF are COBOL, PLI, EXEC, CLIST, JCL etc. The profile type is the last qualifier of the data set name, if the qualifier is predefined to ISPF. It contains the profile type, the record format and the record length. This is usually taken from the data set information. Data type pertains to the format of the data set you are editing. If you type PROF 8, all 8 lines of the profile are displayed. The Edit profile may be seen by the PROF primary command. The name must be one to eight alphanumeric characters, the first of which must be alphabetic. The edit profile usually defaults to the last qualifier of the dataset and is stored in the user‟s ISPF profile dataset. It is saved across ISPF sessions and loaded whenever the dataset is edited. The current contents of the MASK, TABS, and BOUNDS definition lines.Įdit profiles are created and maintained automatically for you, but you may create and use additional profiles for increased flexibility. The current setting of edit modes (NUMBER, CAPS, NULLS, and so on. Edit profiles are used to retain information that controls your edit session for a dataset, including.
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