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chitra_chaturvedi
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Hi All,
I have a main program A(non -DB2) which calls another program B(DB2)
which further calls program C(DB2)
A--> calls B --> calls C
when I try to get into the subprogram B via expeditor I get the following message
SOURCE LISTING TIME STAMP DOES NOT MATCH LOAD MODULE
Also i found that there is mismatch in compile date and time of DDIO member and the compile date and time stored in the load module (CHGMAN.STAGE.XWZ1.#99999.LOD) for both the subprograms. The load library name is correct and same DDIO file is used for all three programs.
I recompiled all the programs with expd option as Y, but it still gives me the same message.
Can someone let me know how to get it resolved.
Thankyou for the help in advance! |
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Robert Sample
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Possibility 1: the DDIO the source is being stored in is not the DDIO your debugging session points to.
Possibility 2: there are concatenated load libraries in your execution JCL and the modules are not coming from the library you think they are.
Possibility 3: the subprograms are being linked into your A program using a library (concatenated possibly) that is not the one you compiled them into.
Possibility 4: you are not compiling program C, then program B, then program A.
The SOURCE LISTING TIME STAMP DOES NOT MATCH LOAD MODULE message means
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| there is mismatch in compile date and time of DDIO member and the compile date and time stored in the load module |
You have to figure out why the difference -- the 4 possibilities I suggested are good places to start (but there are always other things that might have happened). |
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Kjeld
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I recompiled all the programs with expd option as Y, but it still gives me the same message.
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A recompile alone will not solve the issue, you will have to run the linkage editor to link the 3 objects into a new loadmodule where the timestamps matches those of the DDIO Xpeditor source. |
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chitra_chaturvedi
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Thanks for the prompt response..
I am compiling all the programs via changeman. I so am presuming that they will be link edited at that time only..
I still trying to get this issue resolved.. |
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chitra_chaturvedi
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I managed to get in working by including another load library which was getting created.
In changeman, I could see two libraries created for the three programs -
CHGMAN.STAGE.XWZ1.#99999.LOD and
CHGMAN.STAGE.XWZ1.#99999.LDC
I had used CHGMAN.STAGE.XWZ1.#99999.LOD as a load library for expeditor. I changed it to CHGMAN.STAGE.XWZ1.#99999.LDC and it is working fine now.
Thanks Robert and Kjeld for your suggestions!  |
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Robert Sample
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| Glad to hear you got it working! |
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