Re: Re: Compile and run later

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>     DISP=(OLD,CATLG) is unnecessary. I'll bet you're getting a NOT
>     CATLGED - 2 message on each LINKEDIT. You're more efficient with a
>     pre-defined dataset to use SHR.
>
>
> I can change that ...  But RPF says HUDSON.GO.LOAD is cataloged.

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It is cataloged. You're asking for it to be cataloged again!

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>     Look in the PROC you're using and see if the SYSLMOD card has a
>     SPACE parm that includes RLSE. That's what is releasing your space.
>
>
> If I am overriding the syslmod DD isn't the whole old one replaced 
> with my new one?

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Not EVERY parameter. Those that don't take subparameters may be 
overridden, but some special keywords are NOT. The RLSE parameter is one 
that is NOT negated by an override.

The PROCs that were supplied as part of MVT and/or MVS were NOT always 
good JCL practice, since they often specified inappropriate values. 
Written by amatuers. :-)

You might want to consider building your own proc that does exactly what 
you want and doesn't include any parameters you don't want or need.

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> Thanks for all your help, I don't want you to think I am arguing with 
> you above - I am just asking questions to help
> my understanding.

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After 35+ years in the Systems Programming world, I've accepted that not 
every newcomer understands it as well as us old-timers.  :-)

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> BTW - I ran "ulamsld" from TSO! yay!  I used the
>
> ALLOC FI(FT05F001)  DA(*)
> ALLOC FI(FT06F001)  DA(*)
> CALL GO(ULAMLD)
>
> It then politely waited (since I didn't prompt) for my two 5 digit 
> start and stop numbers then produced the ulams
> data of each number of the series...
>
> I suppose later I will try putting all this in  a clist so I can just 
> call it by name...

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Congratulations! When you're ready to play CLIST games, we'll talk about 
stacking program input parms in a CLIST!  :-)

Rick 
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Drop me a private note with location and phone# please. Perhaps we can talk.