John I have not sent you my LIST and MAP output because I have seen postings from yourself and others that indicate that the problem is not unique to our site and that it is related to the presence of zero length CSECTS (whatever they are there for). One piece of information that has not been reported in other posts is that
in some load modules the listing stops dead on encountering a zero length CSECT, but in others the listing resumes at some point further into the module. I have had a quick look at the code, expecting to find a classic 'reduce by 1 and result in a large number of FFFFFFs in a register or field)' but I could not find anything likely. The fact that the contents of the CSECT can be found by specifically specifying it with the MODule operand has resolved my immediate concern. regards, Anthony Fletcher - MNZCS Team Lead NZ SMM (AirNZ, Westpac NZ , TelstraClear NZ and NWM AU) IBM Global Technology Services Server Systems Operations Server Management Mainframe Global Services Delivery Australia and New Zealand NZ z/OS Software Program Manager z/OS Technical Lead Ph: Direct +64 4 576 8142, tieline 61 929 8142, mobile +64 21 464 864, Fax +64 4 576 5808. Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sametime: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "The biggest threat to effective communication is the belief that it has occurred" "Winners make commitments, Losers make promises" ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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
