In <[email protected]>, on
01/11/2012
at 05:24 PM, Patrick Roehl <[email protected]> said:
>Given a load library and a list of member names, I want to be able to
>perform these steps in a batch assembler program:
>1) Load a program load module into storage
>2) Determine if the program is COBOL or something else (the only
>other thing it would likely be is assembler)
>3) If COBOL, access the compile timestamp. From casual observation
>this appears to be in the form of YYYYMMDDHHSS and prefixed with the
>PROGRAM-ID.
That's an implementation rather than a requirement. If all you need is
to identify the compiler, then I second the suggestion to use the PDS
command to display the IDR data. Do you actually have a requirement to
load the members into memory, or only to determine the compilers and
compile dates?
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