Hi. Apparently I misunderstood and thought you had just installed PSF into the 1.8 LINKLIB by accident and wanted to correct the DDDEF and re-apply it. Am I correct now in guessing that you have PSF installed and working in the 1.8 LINKLIB and you want to reinstall it into a 1.9 or 1.10 new environment? Has PSF been ACCEPTED into the 1.8 level DLIBs?
If SMP/E is complaining that PSF isn't in the GLOBAL zone, you will need to RECEIVE it back into the GLOBAL zone then you can apply it. If you are using the same CSI you used the first time you installed PSF, you will need to use the REDO and SELECT parameters like I mentioned before. Rex -----Original Message----- Hi Thank you. I would like to leave in 1.8 LINKLIB, so i don't want to make a RESTORE. As they are FMID's I get error if I specify in the SELECT, and I get an error if I specify a FORFMID list. The SMP/ is complaining this FMID's are not in the GLOBAL zone. Pommier, Rex R. wrote: >Miklos, > >Do you want to clean up the "stuff" you put into the 1.8 LINKLIB? If >so, leave the DDDEFs alone and run a RESTORE command of PSF. This will >remove PSF from the target libraries - including the 1.8 LINKLIB. Then >update the DDDEF to point to the correct LINKLIB and run the APPLY again >- with no changes needed. If you don't care that you have "stuff" in >the LINKLIB, you can just rerun the APPLY with a REDO parameter on it. >This will reapply the PSF code. Using the REDO parameter you will also >have to specifically SELECT the appropriate sysmods. > >HTH > >Rex > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi > >All the PSF related FMID's are applied in a unique CSI but the >LINKLIB DDDEF >was pointed to the SYS1:LINKLIB of zOS 1.8 . >I would like to change the DDDEF for LINKLIB to another library (I can >do this) > and run the APPLY again (till now I was unable) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@bama.ua.edu with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
