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awkksgovus
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After reading Comparing two loadlib's using AMBLIST where do I find the length of the load module.
I agree with:
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anyone that is responsible for production programs would never trust that two loads that differ in any respect.
If they are not the same, they are not the same. |
Too many programmers work differently given the same standards. Like using developement before production environment. And was there a hot fix applied and never moved up to the production source code?
I stuck where it is suppose to be the same... but we know people worked different. (Not enforced standards) |
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Robert Sample
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Load module length location is not always in the same spot but for a recent AMBLIST run I needed to do, the CSECT length was located at:
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0RECORD# 10 TYPE 01 - CONTROL CONTROL SIZE 4 RLD
0 CESD# LENGTH
1 1D48 |
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awkksgovus
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System doesn't seem to like the execution of the JCL on the mainframe.
IEF085I REGION UNAVAILABLE, ERROR CODE=20
Error code 20 may appear for one of several reasons:
The job step requested a V=V region, but there was not enough virtual storage in the region.
Fragmentation of the local system queue area (LSQA), scheduler work area (SWA) or subpools 229, 230, or 249 occurred, making it impossible to obtain the region requested by the job step.
The job step requested a V=R region that exceeds the global V=R area size.
I will check it out with our systems programmer. Not sure if we have used this utility. Or perhaps it is my misuse of it. |
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Terry Heinze
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| If you're looking for simply the size of the load module, a PDS member list should also show it. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If you post the jcl submitted along with the sysout information generated by the run it may help someone help you. |
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awkksgovus
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I think record 11 is where I see it... tell me if I got it right:
RECORD# 11 TYPE 01 - CONTROL CONTROL SIZE 4
CESD# LENGTH
7 1800
Where 1800 would be it.  |
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Robert Sample
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| Yep -- just remember that's a HEX number, not decimal. |
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awkksgovus
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Actually... I did it against another program that I know is different. I got the same number.
It actually shows on record #1 - example:
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TYPE 20 - CESD ESDID 1 ESD SIZE 240
CESD# SYMBOL TYPE ADDRESS R/R/A ID/LENGTH(DEC) (HEX)
1 DFHECI 00(SD) 000000 06 32 20
2 DFHEI1 03(LR) 000008 06 1 1
3 DLZEI01 03(LR) 000008 06 1 1
4 DLZEI02 03(LR) 000008 06 1 1
5 DLZEI03 03(LR) 000008 06 1 1
6 DLZEI04 03(LR) 000008 06 1 1
7 PROGRAMA 00(SD) 000020 07 21864 5568
8 IGZCBSO 00(SD) 006AE8 06 1376 560
9 CEESTART 00(SD) 006A68 07 128 80
10 CEEBETBL 00(SD) 006A48 07 32 20
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PROGRAMA is the one I was looking for.
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