> "This used to work." Now I get: <<>> > The requested function (program, command, CLIST or REXX > exec) was not found.
The usual question is "ok, if it was working before then what changed?" Do you see any other messages in the log? > However, program D00YAAI exists, lives in a library that is both > APF-authorized and concatenated in the //ISPLLIB concatenation, and has > AC=1. I can browse the load module, so I know it's there. Editorial comment, "it should not be AC=1". It just needs to be in an authorized library. The presence of ANY unauthorized library in a given concatenation renders that entire concatenation unauthorized. I would look there first. > Why can't ISPF find it? IKJEFTSR is TSO. I doubt that it knows or cares what is in ISPLLIB. It probably does an ordinary LOAD - which is only going to look in the standard contents supervisor search sequence unless the LOAD caller (IKJEFTSR or a lower level function in this case) supplied a different DCB. CC ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
