Daniel McLaughlin wrote:
We still have some legacy systems that run in 31-bit land.
Really. So if your legacy systems are AMODE 31, what are your
new systems? All 64-bit all the time?
:-)
Once long ago I had
the instructions on modifying LE into separate libraries, but that was on a PC
that smoked out.
Do any of you fine people have those instructions? I think it's either CEEDOPT
or CEEUOPT...
You can certainly create a CEEUOPT member and link it to
each program that is AMODE 24 (which is what I think you
meant above), since the default now is AMODE 31. Or you
can supply the value at run time in the EXEC statement
PARM field. Or, if you are z/OS 1.7 or later you can
set up members in a PDS and point to the correct one with
a DD statement of CEEOPT. There are even more, but these
seem most practical to me.
Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,
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