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Madhusmita Patnaik
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| how can i create my own user load library? |
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ofer71
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Allocate...?
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superk
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| ISPF Option 3.2? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
In TSO (using 3.2) bring up the information for load library that you normally compile into. This will "lock in" the attributes of that dataset.
Still in 3.2 allocate a new dataset with your dsn and space attributes - you'll most likely not need as much space or directopry blocks as the library you're cloning.
I'd also recommend copying one of your programs into the library as sometimes an empty pds causes confusion. |
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kgumraj
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Location: Hyderabad
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Hi,
To add more on this, You can create a Load data set by giving the record format as "U". |
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