Version 8.2.3
 —  Administration  —

Introduction

This section introduces you to the Super Natural Administration Application.

This section covers the following topics:


Administration Application Overview

Super Natural administration is an independent application with its own command processor. The users' part of Super Natural is called the Super Natural Processor.

The Super Natural Administration Application has three distinct sections as shown below:

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Administration Application User Interface

The user interface for Super Natural uses menus, screens and windows.

Object List Screens

Instead of the Description column found in the Processor application, the object list screens in the Administration Application have various information columns and do not have the Library and Library Type fields as shown below:

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> Navigation

The Modify Object screens and the Import Files Object list screen have > navigation fields for navigating between groups of settings or object types in the bottom left-hand corner of the processing area as in the sample below:

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Start of instruction setTo navigate between groups of settings or object types using > navigation

Note:
For further information on using the new Super Natural user interface, see Using Super Natural in the User's Guide.

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Invoking the Super Natural Administration Application

Start of instruction setTo invoke the Super Natural Administration Application from a Super Natural session

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Invoking the Super Natural Processor Application from the Administration Application

Start of instruction setTo invoke the Super Natural Processor application from the Administration Application

Start of instruction setTo execute a Super Natural Processor command directly from the Administration Application

Note:
You return to the Administration Application via the Super Natural Menu.

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Command Overview

  User File Super File User File Lib. (U) (P) Lib. Member Lib. (C) Standard Title JCL Lib.
ADD X X X       X   X
MODIFY X X X X          
COPY X X X   X X      
DELETE X X X X X X X X  
INFO           X      
IMPORT X X              
MULTIMOD X X              
MEMBER         X        
EDIT               X X
LIST                 X
PRINT                 X
RENAME                 X
DISPLAY               X  
TEST               X  

As users of this documentation should already be familiar with using Super Natural, only direct commands are documented. For alternative methods of issuing commands, see Using Super Natural in the User's Guide.

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