The problem that you've described is far more complicated that it may first seem. If I understand correctly what you want to do is keep the original CEEPLPKA in use and in the normal production library, while also creating a duplicate CEEPLPKA in a separate library. In effect, you would have two versions of CEEPLPKA with different modifications, so the UCLIN approach will absolutely NOT work for you.
In effect, what you need to do is "hijack" this module into your usermod. The point is to create a different TARGET/DLIB zone with a user FMID which then "owns" this module. Once this is done, then the USERMOD (zap) can be coded against the user FMID. By keeping them in separate TARGET/DLIB zones, then SMP/E won't complain about the duplicate names because they aren't seen, nor are they part of the same FMID. If maintenance comes in against the production CEEPLPKA, then there is no way (in my view) to trigger a regression message unless there is some way to create a cross zone FMID pre-requisite situation. Without checking into this, I don't know how this would be accomplished. (It may be reasonable to create a dummy USERMOD against the production that would simply trigger the regression message without actually changing anything in the production module). It is also possible that you could create an artificial notification by using the SMP/E exit to review SYSMODS coming into the system, although this may be more than you had in mind. Good luck Adam >And how do I code the actual usermod to pull in CEEPLPKA, zap it, and >stick it in an application-specific library? I'm pretty sure SMP/e will >frown upon me trying to use the same name for the mod while sticking it in >a different library (without hurting the production CEEPLPKA). I was >thinking of setting the usermod element up with a different name and >giving it the alias of CEEPLPKA, but wasn't sure how "aware" SMP/e's alias >processing was in v3.4. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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
