Question on LLA managed module and its DSN

2005-12-21 Thread Vic Petrone
Hi everyone,

I'm trying to determine the load library DSN used to load a module that is 
managed by LLA. I found the module's CDE entry and from there the associated 
CDX1. The CDX1 normally would provide the DDName for the load library which, 
eventually gets me to the DSN. In the LLA case the CDX1DDNM is nulls and the 
CDX1PID contains the value x'03' (loaded by LLA).

Does anyone know how to find the DSN under this condition?

Thanks,
Vic 

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Re: Question on LLA managed module and its DSN

2005-12-21 Thread R.S.

Vic Petrone wrote:

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to determine the load library DSN used to load a module that is 
managed by LLA. I found the module's CDE entry and from there the associated 
CDX1. The CDX1 normally would provide the DDName for the load library which, 
eventually gets me to the DSN. In the LLA case the CDX1DDNM is nulls and the 
CDX1PID contains the value x'03' (loaded by LLA).


Does anyone know how to find the DSN under this condition?


Did you try ISRDDN ?

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Re: Question on LLA managed module and its DSN

2005-12-22 Thread Peter Relson
The CDX is an OCO control block. I will comment only to say that it does
not contain a DDNAME. I do not have any idea why you thought it "normally"
does.

If your module was fetched from the LNKLST, you can use
SETPROG LNKLST TEST NAME(CURRENT) MOD(x)
and it will tell you the data set in which it resides.

I suppose you could take a dump of the LLA address space and scan around
for your module name

In general z/OS does not keep track of from which data set a module has
been fetched, whether the fetch is resolved from DASD or LLA.

Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design

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