My bad; I meant to say that compiled REXX which runs on a system where the
SEAGLPA library isn't licensed will run (at interpreted speed) via the
SEAGALT library which is (usually) in the LINKLIST.
Dave Salt
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From: Dave Salt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: IRX0157E
Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 13:53:06 +0000
From: Mark Zelden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I missed the start of this thread, but we have hlq.SEAGALT in the LPA list
so that EAGKCPT/IRXCMPTM is ahead of the IRXCMPTM that is in SYS1.LINKLIB.
This avoids coding a usermod. We've been doing this since OS/390 2.10.
Is that the issue here, or did something change in z/OS 1.7 related
to this (we are still 1.6)?
Mark,
It's my understanding that hlq.SEAGLPA should be attached to the LPA (hence
the name), while hlq.SEAGALT (i.e. the 'Alternate' REXX runtime library)
should be attached to the LINKLIST. As the LPA is searched ahead of the
LINKLIST, this ensures compiled REXX runs via SEAGLPA (i.e. at optimal
efficiency), while interpreted REXX runs via SEAGALT in the LINKLIST. This
has nothing to do with changes to z/OS; as far as I know, we've been doing
it this way since at least OS/390 2.10.
HTH,
Dave Salt
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