On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 14:41:43 -0500, McKown, John wrote:
>
>HUH? What do you mean by that, exactly? If you want to zap the CONTAINER
>file, then AMASPZAP will do that by CCHHR. Your gun, your foot - have
>fun. If you mean that you want to zap an UNIX file (for instance,
>/etc/hosts), remember that UNIX files are simply byte streams. You can
>write a very simple program to do that. I don't know of any "hex editor"
>in z/OS UNIX. Or just use OEDIT in hex mode. That __might__ work
>(haven't tried and don't plan to neither).
>
However:
#16.2.1 "z/OS V1R7.0 MVS Diagnosis: Tools and Service Aids"
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16.2.1 Inspecting and modifying a load module or program object
To inspect or modify data in a load module or program object, you need a
NAME statement to supply SPZAP the name of the appropriate member of the
file. The load module must be a member of the PDS, identified by the
SYSLIB DD statement included in the JCL. The program object must be a
member of the PDSE or a file in the z/OS UNIX directory identified by
the SYSLIB DD statement included in the JCL.
To inspect or modify a program object that is in a z/OS UNIX
file system, use the PATH parameter on the SYSLIB DD statement instead
of the DSNAME parameter.
It ain't yer father's AMASPZAP.
-- gil
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