Peggy Andrews wrote:
Just a thought - did you have a usermod applied on your previous release
for IRXCMPTM?
The Compiler Programming Table (CPT) IRXCMPTM is the TSO/E module that
identifies one or more alternate exec processors and their corresponding
interface routines to TSO/E. Your installation uses either the default
table in SYS1.LINKLIB shipped with TSO/E, or an installation-defined
CPT.
No I didn't (I believe so).
However, during ServerPac installation I submitted a job:
UPDATE REXX COMPILER PROG TBL HTE7709I
It applies a usermod. The source contains the names EAGRTPRC and EAGRTXTR:
(fragment of job)
IRXCMPTM AMODE 31
IRXCMPTM RMODE ANY
SPACE 1
IRXCMPTM CSECT
SPACE 1
IRXCMPTB_HEADER DS 0CL32
IRXCMPTB_FIRST DC AL4(FIRST_ENTRY)
IRXCMPTB_TOTAL DC F'1'
IRXCMPTB_USED DC F'1'
IRXCMPTB_LENGTH DC F'56'
DC X'0000000000000000'
IRXCMPTB_FFFF DC X'FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF'
FIRST_ENTRY DS 0CL56
FIRST_ENTRY_RTPROC DC C'EAGRTPRC'
FIRST_ENTRY_COMPINIT DC C'EAGRTXIN'
FIRST_ENTRY_COMPTERM DC C'EAGRTXTR'
FIRST_ENTRY_COMPLOAD DC C'EAGRTXLD'
FIRST_ENTRY_COMPVAR DC C'EAGRTXVH'
FIRST_ENTRY_STORAGE DC 4F'0'
END IRXCMPTM
In fact, I just submitted the job, without further customization or
analysis.
My guess: would it fix the problem if I simply reject the usermod ?
--
Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland
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