Peter,

Good question, it was in the back of my mind, that there were places,
where ****** was processed before system symbols were initialized.

We stil have in PROGxx:
APF ADD DSNAME(SYS1.LINKLIB)                       VOLUME(******)
I am not sure if it is still necessary.

Or is this needed in indirect addressing in the master catalog?
We still have SYS1.PARMLIB cataloged to VOL(******), possibly because of
the same reason.

Which of both (******)'s is still valid?

Kees.



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Subject: Multiple datasets with same name on APF list !

Some of the posts seem to imply a difference between ****** and &SYSR1.
Their values are the same. And the latter is supported in more places
than the former (and in general is more functional).
Is there truly still a place where ****** works but &SYSR1 does not?

I presume all the references to &SYSRn (aside from &SYSR1) are to
customer-defined symbols

Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design

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