I would recommend using the IBM Debug Tool or COBANAL. But you could also
use AMBLIST or the PDS HISTORY subcommand.
Product Product Compiler Module
Code Name Signature Prefix
COBOL
5655-G53 Enterprise COBOL for z/OS V3 5655G5300 IGY,IGZ
5655-S71 Enterprise COBOL for z/OS V4 5655S7100 IGY,IGZ
Regards,
John K
5655-S16 Debug Tool Version 8 Release 1.2 Load Module Analyzer
2012/01/12 06:44 Page 1
EQAIN:
SELECT MEMBER=GLLOGMOD
5655-S16 Debug Tool Version 8 Release 1.2 Load Module Analyzer
2012/01/12 06:44 Page 2
Load Module TRIDJK.LOAD(GLLOGMOD)
CSECT Sg Offset Len/Ent Program-ID Trn-Date Program-Description
GLLOGMOD 0 12E1 5655S7100 2010/05/06 Enterprise COBOL for
z/OS and OS/390 Version 4
COBANAL V1.41 - SUMMARY Report. Dataset=TRIDJK.LOAD
PARM=SYSIN
|Translate||--C o m p i l e r R e l a t e d--| |--L K
E D O p t i o n s--|
Program Language CICS COBOL Compiler LE DATA RM RENT AM
LKED ATTRIBUTES COMPDATE
--------- --------- ---- ------ ----------------- --- ---- --- ---- ---
------------------------- -----------
GLLOGMOD COBOL COBOL/ENT V4.1.0 YES 31 ANY NO 31
06.May.2010
Patrick Roehl of the IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]>
wrote on 01/11/2012 04:24:57 PM:
> 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.
>
> I assume a standard LOAD can be used to load the module into storage for
> inspection. The questions are:
>
> 1) Is there a sure-fire way to determine if the loaded program is COBOL?
> 2) How do I navigate to the COBOL compile timestamp?
>
> The programs only need to be identified as Enterprise COBOL or not.
>
> Thanks for any tips, pointers, and references you can provide.
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