There's no easy way to do this.  You could route the listing through a 
REXX program that would strip out the page headings and reinsert them in 
appropriate places, then print its output.
        If you have TSO Pipelines installed you can write a little filter to do 
the same.

        Here's a possible solution (not tested; may need tweaking):
/*.-- REXX ----------------------------------------------------------.*/
/*|LONGAMS - reformat the output of IDCAMS for longer pages          |*/
/*|                                                                  |*/
/*|Syntax:                                                           |*/
/*|           .-LINECT-55-.                                          |*/
/*|>>-LONGAMS-+-----------+----------------------------------------><|*/
/*|           '-LINECT-nn-'                                          |*/
/*'------------------------------------------------------------------'*/
  if arg(1) = '?',
   | arg(1) = 'HELP'
  then
    do
      call help
      exit 0
    end

  trace normal
  parse upper arg options

  do while words(options) > 0
    parse var options option options

    select
      when option = 'LINECT' then
        parse var options linect options

      otherwise
        say 'Option' option 'is not recognized.'
        exit 8
    end

  address TSO
 "execio 1 diskr SYSUT1 (open stem amsline"
  hdrline = amsline
 "execio 1 diskw SYSUT2 (open stem hdrline"
  line# = 1

  do while rc = 0
    if left(amsline,24) = '1IDCAMS  SYSTEM SERVICES' then
      do
       "execio 1 diskr SYSUT1 (stem amsline"
        amsline = ' 'substr(amsline,2)
      end

   "execio 1 diskw SYSUT2 (stem amsline"
    line# = line# + 1

    if line# > linect then
      do
       "execio 1 diskw SYSUT2 (stem hdrline"
        line# = 1
      end

   "execio 1 diskr SYSUT1 (stem amsline"
  end

 "execio 0 diskw SYSUT1 (finis"
 "execio 0 diskw SYSUT2 (finis"
exit rc

help: procedure
  trace normal
  say; say; say

  do l = 2 by 1 while left(sourceline(l),2) = '/*'
    parse value sourceline(l) with '/*|' text '|*/' .
    say text
  end
return

and JCL to run it (also not tested; may need tweaking):

//jobname  JOB (account),
//             programmer,
//             CLASS=A,
//             MSGCLASS=A
//*====================================================================
//IDCAMS   EXEC PGM=IDCAMS
//SYSIN    DD  *
           LISTCAT ENTRY(dataset.name) ALL
/*
//SYSPRINT DD  DSN=&&IDCAMS,
//             UNIT=SYSDA,
//             SPACE=(CYL,(1,1)),
//             DCB=(RECFM=FBA,LRECL=121),
//             DISP=(NEW,PASS)
//*--------------------------------------------------------------------
//LONGASM  EXEC PGM=IRXJCL,
//             PARM='LONGAMS LINECT 80'
//SYSTSIN  DD  DUMMY
//SYSUT1   DD  DSN=&&IDCAMS,
//             DISP=(OLD,DELETE)
//SYSUT2   DD  SYSOUT=A,
//             DCB=(RECFM=FBA,LRECL=121)
//SYSTSPRT DD  SYSOUT=A
//*====================================================================
//

Leslie Turriff
State of Missouri
Information Technology Services Division


-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Chris Hilliard
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 09:49
To: [email protected]
Subject: Lines per page - IDCAMS output

Curious if anyone knows whether or not you can change the lines per page for 
IDCAMS output.  It appears to be set to something like 52.  On occasion we need 
to print off rather large LISTCAT listings.  In the interest of saving paper, 
being able to fill up the page would be useful.  I serached the archive but 
didn't find too many hits.

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