Hi: Is there a limitation on how many ADATA records can be written? For example, when I define the ADATA file as a PDSE, and the number of records must exceed the 64K PDSE member limit, the assembly fails and I get this message:
IEC036I 002-AC,IGC0005E,jobname,procname,ADATA,ucb@,volser,adatadsn,ADATA IEA995I SYMPTOM DUMP OUTPUT 285 SYSTEM COMPLETION CODE=002 REASON CODE=000000AC TIME=23.56.48 SEQ=15258 CPU=0000 ASID=0167 PSW AT TIME OF ERROR 075C1000 80DC0B56 ILC 2 INTC 0D ACTIVE LOAD MODULE ADDRESS=00DBF000 OFFSET=00001B56 NAME=IFG0199B When I then define the ADATA file as a PDS, asssembly works ok, but ADATA file always shows 64403 records, and the last many (not sure how many, probably several hundred) records are all like this: ****************************************** * * * I/O error detected, I/O terminated * * * ****************************************** Is there some way around this limiitation? Probably an ADATA exit, but which records should be filtered? I am trying to create an ADATA file for use by the XDC MAP and DMAP commands. This is HLASM RELEASE at PTF UK57150. Or is this already fixed at a higher maintenance level for HLASM? Thank you. Paul
