IBM System/360 User Manual

In the following sequence you add a line to the RECORDS data set and
ask the system to make it part of the data set:
READY
edit records old data
EDIT
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save
SAVED
end
READY
In some cases you may want to preserve the existing data set intact
and have the system make the changes to a data set that is a copy of the
original data set. TO do this you must enter a new data set name for
the copy when you enter the SAVE subcommand. For example, if you want
to keep the RECORDS data set intact, and you want your changes to be
made to a copy of RECORDS named PROJS, use the following sequence:
READY
edit records old data
EDIT
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save projs
SAVED
end
READY
Now you have two data sets. The one named RECORDS looks like this:
00010
00020
00030
PROJECT 21
PROJECT 23
PROJECT 39
1/10-8/25
1/10-9/12
8/1-9/15
A. JONES
P. SMITH
R. BROWN
The data set named PROJS looks as follows:
00010
00020
00030
00040
PROJECT 21
PROJECT 23
PROJECT 39
PROJECT 42
1/10-8/25
1/10-9/12
8/1-9/15
8/15-9/21
A. JONES
P. SMITH
R. BROWN
S. GREEN
52 TSO Terminal User's Guide (Release 21)

IBM System/360 Specifications

General

Brand	IBM
Model	System/360
Category	Desktop
Language	English