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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rajesh Dharia
> Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 11:49 AM
> To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
> Subject: UPDATING VLF data objects without an IPL --a query 
> for the list, please
> 
> 
> Hi All,
> Could someone please enlighten me on the below query ? :
> 
> Q.  I have renamed a LNKLSTed  load library  ( say ,  
> ABC.LOAD  on VOLSER =
> XXXXXX ) to ABC.LOAD.OLD . I have then named a new version of the same
> product load library  to the same name ( ABC.LOAD.NEW  on 
> VOLSER=XXXXXX
> to ABC.LOAD  ; yes it is on the same volser). Keeping in mind 
> the VLF  must
> be using the old copy of the load modules contained in 
> ABC.LOAD . Is it
> possible that VLF  be made to include the load modules from 
> the new load
> library in its dataspaces without having to IPL the system ?
> 
> Note :  I cannot copy the members of the new load-library 
> into the old load
> library  as the old one does not have enough space .The new 
> load library
> has additional number of members in it with the new release 
> that I have.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> Raj

Well, I have done this by doing a T PROG=xx to respecify the entire
LNKLST concatenation. Doing the renames as you have could result in a
problem. Not guaranteed to cause a problem, but not guaranteed to not
cause a problem either. It is a lottery.

Usually, I change the IPL linklst to point to the new dataset and then
do the dynamic LNKLST update. I just live with the fact that the name of
the DSN changed.

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