Working with File Manager
- File Manager overview
- Getting started with File Manager
- Viewing and changing data sets
  To view data stored in a supported data set, use the View Utility or the Edit Utility.
- Creating and editing templates
  For many tasks performed with File Manager, you can manipulate your view of a data set by applying a template.
- Working with the Template List
  Display a list of templates and perform actions on them.
- Filtering records with templates
- Managing data sets
- Using File Manager utilities
- Tape Specific Functions
- Disk/VSAM Data Functions
- OAM Functions
- Using UNIX™ System Services and the Hierarchical File System
- Introduction to programming with File Manager functions
- Enhancing File Manager processing
  You can enhance normal processing of a number of File Manager tasks by supplying a procedure that runs in conjunction with the File Manager process.
- Redefines criteria
  Redefines criteria can be specified for a field with a REDEFINES clause, or a field that is the target of a REDEFINES clause.
- Enhanced ISPF: Reference List, Search, Change, and PDSE Workbench
  File Manager provides several enhancements to the basic facilities that are available in an ISPF session: Enhanced Reference List, Enhanced Search, Enhanced Change, and PDSE Workbench.
- File Manager Service Provider for z/OS® Connect Enterprise Edition
  File Manager Service Provider for IBM® z/OS® Connect Enterprise Edition enables client applications to access IBM Z data sources using z/OS Connect.
- Function and panel reference lists

Hiding or showing records in SNGL display format

In SNGL display format, the VIEW command does not apply: the current record type automatically changes to match the record being displayed. The record type used to format the record being displayed is indicated at the top of the screen.

In this display format, shadow lines are not displayed. If SHOW NOT OFF is in effect, then not-selected records are hidden; if SHOW SUP OFF is in effect, then suppressed records are hidden.

If you use the Next function key (F11) or Previous function key (F10) to scroll through records in SNGL display format, then the only indication that a hidden record has been skipped is that the record number (shown in the upper right corner of the screen) skips accordingly.

If you display a not-selected record in SNGL display format, then the record type used to format the data is the record type that was current prior to showing the not-selected record.

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