ISPF (Interactive System Productivity Facility)
ISPF (Interactive System Productivity Facility) is the user interface
and supporting programs that come with IBM's OS/390
operating system and that allow a company to configure and manage its system, add new system or
application programs and test them, and access system files (data sets). ISPF consists of the
Dialog Manager (DM), the Program Development Facility (PDF), and the Software Configuration and
Library Management (SCLM) facility.
IBM also offers an ISPF that will run on an OS/2 system so that
developers can work "offline" from the OS/390.
This was last updated in November 2005
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