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I don't see how leaving a bogus CDE in the system can
possibly help with
the task of fixing the problem that led to the S106 ABEND.
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If you fix the problem (S106 Abend) that led to the bogus
CDE, you don't
risk getting a bogus CDE when you do a LOAD. :-)
Perhaps the fix is to trap the S106 and do a DELETE for the module which
did not properly LOAD? Or, as another indicated, test that the address,
sans bit 0, is not zero. I guess the code would need to look something
like:
L 15,ADDRESS
LA 2,0(,15)
LTR 2,2
JZ NOCALL
BASSM 14,15
...
NOCALL DS
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John, that may work very well, but my preference is that LOAD processing
delete the faulty CDE if the LOAD fails. Has anyone opened an incident
with IBM on this issue? It might very well be a "bug" in the code.
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