The culprit appeared to be... FDR! That was a surprise to me, so I went
digging in the installation parms and discovered that we'd configured it
to use a "catalog locate exit" for auto recall. Guess when Bruce says
"locate exit" he means "front-end SVC 26" since there isn't a locate
exit anymore.
David, you are right. Actually there is still a "locate exit" - in the
SVC 26 module IGC0002F, there is a CSECT IGG026DU which is actually the
entry point of the load module. I guess you could say that it was never
an "exit" since that is actually a "front-end" to the IBM code. But
some IBM doc referred to it as the "catalog exit".
A long time ago we actually replaced that CSECT with our code, but we
changed to a dynamic installation which front-ends the IBM code by
changing the SVC table.
As you noticed, there are others who do the same. Sometimes it is
important what order the dynamic intercepts are installed.
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