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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Howard Rifkind
>
> I just installed a new program and one of the instructions
> states to run the code in a particular library as APF authorized.
>
> I'm sort of confused about this.
>
> Is it o.k. to just add this library to the PROG00 member
> and then use some sort of SETSYS command to refresh PROG00?
If you go that route I believe the command would be SET PROG=nn.
Probably simpler to add the library to your APF list in the relevant
PROGnn member, then use the SETPROG command to dynamically add it to the
APF list on the running system; e.g. SETPROG
APF,ADD,LIB(NEW.APF.LOAD.LIBRARY),VOL(VOLSER). <== Double-check the
syntax. :-)
> A parameter feed to this program at start up is supposed to
> tell the program to run APF authorized and I think it might
> have been linked edited with a parameter of 0. Does this
> force the need to be APF authorize?
No; some function in the program will "force the need to be" APF
authorized. (E.g., most RACROUTE calls can be issued successfully only
by authorized code.) But a requirement to run authorized *MAY* force a
need to linkedit the module with AC(1).
-jc-
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