On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 00:42:55 -0500 Brian Westerman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

:>I got the source for Info-Zip and compiled it (which didn't fix anything) 
:>but it did allow me to debug things and I found that the allocate was not 
:>getting the only allowed "zero" return code.  Further checking allowed me 
:>to discover that there appears to be a problem with C routines under LE 
:>when allocating a dataset if the module(s) in question are loaded from the 
:>shadow copy of a linklist dataset and not the base copy.  Changing ZIP to 
:>be in the base allowed normal operation.  I went back and tested with the 
:>original module and it also works in that base configuration.

:>I don't see that this will be a problem for people using "real" dasd, just 
:>the ADCD users (like me).  

:>I tested zip on our 2066 under z/os V1.7 (with "real" dasd on a shark and 
:>it functioned fine.  I rebuilt the ADCD and included the module in the 
:>base and it workd fine for both Z/os 1.6 and 1.7.  When I rebuilt again 
:>and left it off the base so that it would be loaded from the shadow copy 
:>and again it fails.

I am not sure what you mean by base and shadow, but if a linklist dataset is
updated a F LLA,REFRESH command is required to pull in the new module.

VLF commands may also be required.

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