Dave has identified the problem. SYSLMOD needs DSNTYPE=LIBRARY.
If you use SCLM, the supplied linkedit language definition also lacks
DSNTYPE=LIBRARY.
IBM are a bit amiss here because SCLM uses an intermediate load library to
copy the resultant load module and this defaults to a PDS.
Took me a f
Good job Lizette!
Is the SYSLMOD output data set a PDSE? I can't see a DSNTYPE=LIBRARY in
the JCL.
On 4/09/2017 12:55 PM, Lizette Koehler wrote:
I tried to reformat this so it is easier to read. One thing I do is place a
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I tried to reformat this so it is easier to read. One thing I do is place a
couple of blanks at the beginning of the line when I have a list I am
producing. It sometimes help to keep the lines individual rather than mashed
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