On Tue, 10 Sep 2013 17:56:30 -0400 John Gilmore wrote:
:>There are of course current usage counts maintained by the z/OS
:>contents supervisor, but they are NOT cumulative. If I wanted to
:>collect such counts in the short term, i.e., to instrument some small
:>set of LOADs and DELETEs I guess t
Well,
The COBOL compiler compiles the dynamic call to a call to a COBOL service
routine passing the name of the module. That service routine looks up the
module in its tables and will do a direct call if found or load and add if not
found.
You can try to frontend that COBOL service routine.
On T
I am not hopeful that there is such LE-based information available.
On page 277 of the z/OS V1R13 Language Environment Vendor Interfaces
manual we have the language
"It should be noted that fetches and dynamic calls remain the
responsibility of individual High Level Languages (HLLs). The HLLs
ca
Because at our site we have an ASSEMBLER coded interface module
between every two application modules that does the control transfer
(and the module load at first call, the AMODE switch etc.), we are able
to count the module calls by replacing this interface module by a special
one which collects
A question was asked here whether the number of times a COBOL CALL was done to
various subroutines in a batch job step could somehow be reported out of
system-generated information. We were informed by local SMF specialists that
LINK/LOAD/XCTL/ATTACH/DETACH counts were not available from SMF re
