Charles Mills wrote:
I would like to be able to cause a load module executed with a CALL
statement in TSO to "find" (with LINK or LOAD - don't know, it's not my
code) a load module that is in a private load library. **Other than
allocating the library at LOGON time, which my sysprog does not want to do
for some private reason, or putting it in the link list/LPA** how can I set
things up so that the CALLed module finds an entry point in the private
library?
- I've tried TSOLIB and that does not seem to work. My reading of the manual
is that TSO searches TSOLIB (presumably via DCB= on its LOADs) but
subsequent LOADs from within the TSO command do not - is that correct?
- I saw a reference in the TSO commands manual to TASKLIB. At the risk of
seeming ignorant, I have to say I am not familiar with TASKLIB. I tried
ALLOC FI(TASKLIB) DA('private.library') but that seemed to have no effect.
- TSO seems not to let you do an ALLOC FI(STEPLIB). The documentation is
pretty weak. Says "see the JCL manual" which of course has little or nothing
to do with the inside of the TSO environment.
All suggestions welcomed. Thanks,
Charles Mills
OK. Simplest, since you say you want to use a TSO call
command, why not
CALL libraryname(pgmname) 'parms'
??
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
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