Fran,
Glad to hear you got things working by changing the LOADLIB blocksize.
Since I had suggested looking at the BIND command, I did want to point out
that BIND can be used to create LOADLIBs. Setting the FILEDEF for SYSLMOD
to point at a LOADLIB will place the results of a BIND build into the
specified
LOADLIB. Just a thought in case your LOADLIB grows way too big for LKED.
Cheers!
Mike
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Using the BIND command to replace the LKED command did not solve my
problem. The BIND is used to produce a MODULE and I need to use a
LOADLIB.
The CSECT size of my user logon table in VTAM/SWITCH had exceeded
X'03FFFF'. Even though VTAM/SWITCH has not been a supported product
on VM for many years, Wendell Lovewell at MacKinney Systems was kind
enough to help with this problem.
The solution was to change the LOADLIB blocksize from 516 to 1024.
Wendell sent me an EXEC to do this and it worked perfectly.
My thanks go out to Wendell and MacKinney System for excellent
service.
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania USA for 44 years
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 14:44:44 -0400 Michael Donovan said:
>Take a look at the BIND command as a replacement for LKED. It first
>shipped in z/VM 3.1
>and does remove many of the limit restrictions of LKED. See the
"Program
>Management Binder for CMS" book for details.
>
