Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-28 Thread Debbie Mitchell 
Thank you all for your help.  When researching what was mentioned as being
on the CBT tape, I also found file 237 which is a program that lists all
csects within each member of a library and also produces a listing of all
members which reference each csect.  This second listing is exactly the info
I needed to get.
thanks again.

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-28 Thread Wayne Driscoll 
If you have the pds command (www.cbttape.org) you can use the following:

Pds 'my.loadlib'
If : module(csect)

This will produce a list of members that contain that csect.
Hope this helps,
Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
JME Software LLC
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Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will allow me to
scan a load library (1000s of members) and find all programs which contain a
specified CSECT?  I'm trying to identify programs which are going to need to
be recompiled and/or relinked when migrating to a new version of a vendor
product vs. just steplib'ing to the new vendor load library.

TIA

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Gilbert Saint-Flour 
On Thursday 27 April 2006 15:24, Dave Salt wrote:

> Check out the 'Edge Portfolio Analyzer' ... I highly recommend it.
> It's way better than AMBLIST, and lightning fast. 

The EPA doesn't come cheap though - for more-affordable solutions,
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and here: http://gsf-soft.com/Products/LINKMAP.shtml

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Knutson, Sam 
Actually you don't even need to mess with sub lists just

IF : MODULE(csectnam) THEN(MEMLIST)

Then output the result member list to a dataset or work with the modules
interactively.

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Knutson, Sam 
Free PDS command on file 182 

http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/updates/CBT182.zip

http://www.cbttape.org/updates.htm

http://www.cbttape.org

You can get a list of the modules that have a given CSECT like this.

IF : MODULE(csectnam) THEN(SUBLIST) 

See also Sam Golob's column in file 120 member CL9809OC.

http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/updates/CBT120.zip

Tom Conley's recent SHARE presentation on PDS

http://shareew.prod.web.sba.com/client_files/callpapers/attach/SHARE_in_
Seattle/S2837TC224717.pdf 

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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Subject: Identifying statically linked modules

Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will allow me to
scan a load library (1000s of members) and find all programs which
contain a specified CSECT?  I'm trying to identify programs which are
going to need to be recompiled and/or relinked when migrating to a new
version of a vendor product vs. just steplib'ing to the new vendor load
library.

TIA

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Chase, John 
> -Original Message-
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> 
> All,
> 
> I have to correct myself, I just checked, and the tool I 
> mentioned (besides setting off the obscenity filters) doesn't 
> analyze down to csect level.  Sorry about the bad information

But it *will* tell you everything there is to know about a COBOL module.
:-)

-jc-

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FW: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Jousma, David 
All,

I have to correct myself, I just checked, and the tool I mentioned
(besides setting off the obscenity filters) doesn't analyze down to
csect level.  Sorry about the bad information

Dave 



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There is also the freebie COBANAL tool on the CBT website.  I use it,
and for free, it works pretty nice.

Dave 



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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Jousma, David 
There is also the freebie COBANAL tool on the CBT website.  I use it,
and for free, it works pretty nice.

Dave 



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Check out the 'Edge Portfolio Analyzer' at the following web site:

http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/le/assist/tools/edge.h
tml

I've used it, and I highly recommend it. It's way better than AMBLIST,
and lightning fast.

Dave Salt
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>Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 13:50:35 -0500
>
>Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will allow me 
>to scan a load library (1000s of members) and find all programs which 
>contain a specified CSECT?  I'm trying to identify programs which are 
>going to need to be recompiled and/or relinked when migrating to a new 
>version of a vendor product vs. just steplib'ing to the new vendor load
library.
>


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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Dave Salt 

Check out the 'Edge Portfolio Analyzer' at the following web site:

http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/le/assist/tools/edge.html

I've used it, and I highly recommend it. It's way better than AMBLIST, and 
lightning fast.


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From: Debbie Mitchell  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 13:50:35 -0500

Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will allow me to
scan a load library (1000s of members) and find all programs which contain
a specified CSECT?  I'm trying to identify programs which are going to need
to be recompiled and/or relinked when migrating to a new version of a
vendor product vs. just steplib'ing to the new vendor load library.

TIA

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Chase, John 
> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Debbie Mitchell
> 
> Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will 
> allow me to scan a load library (1000s of members) and find 
> all programs which contain a specified CSECT?

On the CBT Tape there is a program named LISTIDR which does exactly
that.

  Sorry, I don't know the file number
offhand

-jc-

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Re: Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Chris Hoelscher 
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Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will allow me to 
scan a load library (1000s of members) and find all programs which contain 

a specified CSECT? 

Here is something i use (sort of)

1) run IEHLIST to dump a list of PDS Members:

LISTPDS DSNAME=xxx,VOL=SYSDA=vv



2) massage the data (eztrieve? earl? culprit? even COBOL?)as input to 
AMBLIST


3) run AMBLIST :

 LISTLOAD {OUTPUT={MODLIST | XREF | BOTH}} 
  {,TITLE=('title',position)} 
  {,DDN=ddname} 
  {,MEMBER={member | (member1,membern...)}} 
  {,RELOC=hh} 
 

output=xref might be best



4) massage the output again (or use IEBIBALL to look for the CSECT in 
question

(i have used the to look for IDR entries in load modules, but the process 
should be the same

hope this helps,

Chris Hoelscher
IDMS & DB2 Database Administrator
Humana Inc
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Identifying statically linked modules

2006-04-27 Thread Debbie Mitchell 
Can anyone point me to a utility/program/REXX/etc. that will allow me to 
scan a load library (1000s of members) and find all programs which contain 
a specified CSECT?  I'm trying to identify programs which are going to need 
to be recompiled and/or relinked when migrating to a new version of a 
vendor product vs. just steplib'ing to the new vendor load library.

TIA

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