Re: ceebinit question

2006-10-13 Thread Mark
Schneiderwent, Craig wrote: Mark [mwvconix] wrote, in part: -8With all due respect Tom, I'm not familiar with any IBM documentation that says I cannot or should not establish my own ESTAE recovery routines in and around LE based routines. I do not see this in the ASM manuals, nor have I s

Re: Fw: ceebinit question

2006-10-13 Thread Andy Robertson
On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 17:15:20 -0500, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I appreciate the pointers though. If in the unlikely event I >eventually find myself writing those LE handlers, I'll definitely be >re-reading in detail those aforementioned LE chapters. > >-Mark In that event you might or m

Re: ceebinit question

2006-10-13 Thread Schneiderwent, Craig
Mark [mwvconix] wrote, in part: -8http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/ceea2150/5.2.7 "[...] For example, any ESTAE or ESPIE that you issue interferes with Language Environment condition handling." It goes on to indicate that for "(E)STAE/(E)SPIE/SETRP/STAX", "Host servi

Re: Fw: ceebinit question

2006-10-12 Thread Mark
Bill Klein wrote: Mark, Tom Ross has already responded that what you are trying to do is not the right way to do it. To paraphrase, you are trying to use a screw-driver as a hammer. It MIGHT work (in some cases) but it certainly is NOT the right way to do this. What you need (or should do) is

Re: ceebinit question

2006-10-12 Thread Mark
Mark wrote: Mark wrote: I have an ASM main task that establishes an ESTAE. It then calls a COBOL subroutine (establishing an estae trap(on,nospie)) where it abends with an 0C4/11 LE calls the CEEBXITA routine and appears to process its recovery. My asm ESTAE takes control and eventually retur

Fw: ceebinit question

2006-10-12 Thread Bill Klein
Mark, Tom Ross has already responded that what you are trying to do is not the right way to do it. To paraphrase, you are trying to use a screw-driver as a hammer. It MIGHT work (in some cases) but it certainly is NOT the right way to do this. What you need (or should do) is read up on LE condit

Re: ceebinit question

2006-10-12 Thread Mark
Mark wrote: I have an ASM main task that establishes an ESTAE. It then calls a COBOL subroutine (establishing an estae trap(on,nospie)) where it abends with an 0C4/11 LE calls the CEEBXITA routine and appears to process its recovery. My asm ESTAE takes control and eventually returns back to th

ceebinit question

2006-10-12 Thread Tom Ross
>I have an ASM main task that establishes an ESTAE. > >It then calls a COBOL subroutine (establishing an estae trap(on,nospie)) >where it abends with an 0C4/11 You cannot have your ESTAE in effect when running in LE code. LE requires its own ESTAE to be in effect. Form my SHARE presentation at B

ceebinit question

2006-10-11 Thread Mark
I have an ASM main task that establishes an ESTAE. It then calls a COBOL subroutine (establishing an estae trap(on,nospie)) where it abends with an 0C4/11 LE calls the CEEBXITA routine and appears to process its recovery. My asm ESTAE takes control and eventually returns back to the OS. Then a