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pmvino
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Hi
We are using non endevor load library when the modules are in contension with others. During that time we are not able to find who compiled that code in that load library. We are inquiring guys who has done that. And spending a lot of time. Can any one please help to find out the TSO id used to compile that load. |
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Robert Sample
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Procedures are usually put in place to handle things like this -- and now you can understand why.
There's nothing in a load module to indicate who compiled the code -- only the date and time of compile. You can use SMF data to identify which batch job (or TSO user) updated the load library, but that may be a complex task if your site is not using one of the SMF analysis tools such as MICS or MXG. |
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dick scherrer
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| We are using non endevor load library when the modules are in contension with others. |
Suggest you correct this. . .
Basically someone has approved having the environment somewhat out of control. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| We are using non endevor load library when the modules are in contension with others |
How is that "non endevor load library" is created, using some other tool? |
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Kjeld
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No one has compiled the load module.
Someone have link edited the load module out of one or more compiled modules. This may have happened at another time than compiling the contained object modules.
This must mean that every developer is autorised to update load libraries? The people setting up that environment have asked for trouble. |
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pmvino
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The load library which I mentioned is a CICS load lib.
In CICS region, we are having some 5 load libs to concat. ie... prod, Acceptance, Dcat, Test and one ordinary load (Non Endevor). All the remaining versions are controlled in Endevor.
If some module is in contention with some 2 projects, then
one person will move is code to QA Endevor and another person will use that non endevor load for some time, till that first proj goes to prod.
During that time, some loads are not deleted after implementation also... That time we dont know whether the load is for current proj or is it from past proj....
This is the story I am having...
Thanks all... for the reply....
Our system has MICS.... but i am new to this .... if any body help to know more about MICS.... please help us.....
Thanks,
Vinodh |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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there is no way of knowing in the non-endevor environment, who compiled the load module.
best you can do is look at the date. if the date (the date within the load module) is older than any existing endevor load lib members of the same name, delete the module from the non-endevor loadlib.
you could write a rexx script to accomplish this. |
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Kjeld
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Just what I was about to suggest.
And don't forget to inform the developers in your organisation what you are going to do, and when. Then everybody will know what happened to their loadmodule and can re-link, if needed. |
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parsesource
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| i´ve browsed a few load modules and i´ve found temporary dataset-names and the compile jobname. maybe it´s possible to deduce the person, who compiled it, with this information |
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Peter Nancollis
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| i´ve browsed a few load modules and i´ve found temporary dataset-names and the compile jobname. maybe it´s possible to deduce the person, who compiled it, with this information |
Any chance you could C'n'P an example? |
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Robert Sample
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| I´ve browsed a few load modules and i´ve found temporary dataset-names and the compile jobname. maybe it´s possible to deduce the person, who compiled it, with this information |
If this data is truly in there, it was done by a modification someone made at your site as this data is not part of a standard IBM compile. You need to work with your site support group to find out who made the change and to see if the data you want is available. |
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parsesource
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| Robert Sample wrote: |
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| I´ve browsed a few load modules and i´ve found temporary dataset-names and the compile jobname. maybe it´s possible to deduce the person, who compiled it, with this information |
If this data is truly in there, it was done by a modification someone made at your site as this data is not part of a standard IBM compile. You need to work with your site support group to find out who made the change and to see if the data you want is available. |
enterprise pli here - no cobol. i´m not sure, whether there a differences....
i was surprised, when i first saw this information in a load module |
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