Merge pull request #100 from BroadcomMFD/Steve-Hosie-patch-4-1

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 # Broadcom ACF2 SDSF Scripts
-This repository houses sample scripts for use cases involving Broadcom Products.
+The SDACFUID and SDACFROL REXX scripts will process the output from IBM SDSF conversion utility ISFACR into ACF2 Commands, placing the output into a dataset, allowing scrolling (PF7/8), review, and editing as needed.
 
 # Using
-Sample scripts for each product are located in the directory that shares its name. For example, ACF2 LI Script samples are in the [LI](../LI) directory. If you cannot find a particular use case, [please open an issue](https://github.com/BroadcomMFD/broadcom-product-scripts/issues/new).
+Sample scripts for each product are located in the directory that shares its name. If you cannot find a particular use case, [please open an issue](https://github.com/BroadcomMFD/broadcom-product-scripts/issues/new).
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+What to do:
+1. For UID Implementations: SDACFUID - SDACFUID REXX example code.  SDACFUID will process the output from IBM SDSF conversion utility ISFACR into ACF2 Commands with UID, placing the output into a dataset, allowing scrolling (PF7/8), review, and editing as needed.
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+    a.	Complete the ISFACR utility.
+    b.	Take the output file into SDACFUID by executing:  SDACFUID file_name
+    c.	Review the output and make desired changes before executing via a batch job. 
 
-# Folders
-1. SDACFUID - SDACFUID REXX example code.  SDACFUID will process the output from IBM SDSF conversion utility ISFACR into ACF2 Commands with UID, placing the output into a dataset, allowing scrolling (PF7/8), review, and editing as needed.
 2. SDACFROL - SDACFROL REXX example code.  SDACFROL will process the output from IBM SDSF conversion utility ISFACR into ACF2 Commands with ROLE, placing the output into a dataset, allowing scrolling (PF7/8), review, and editing as needed.
 
+    a.	Complete the ISFACR utility.
+    b.	Take the output file into SDACFROL by executing:  SDACFROL file_name
+    c.	Review the output and make desired changes before executing via a batch job.
+
 # Contributing
 **We are not accepting third-party contributions at this time. If you are interested in contributing, please contact [email protected] & [email protected] & [email protected] or [email protected] to discuss.**