AMBLIST can also give you SSI, although that is of limited utility these days.


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Subject: Re: Question About the Binder SETSSI statement

AMBLIST with IDR worked fine

Thank You

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From: Seymour J Metz <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Question About the Binder SETSSI statement
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2021 22:10:36 +0000

No; SSI data are in the user portion of the directory entry. The IDR data, 
however, are in the load module itself.

I doubt that you can browse a program object, but you can use DESERV, BLDL 
gives you a simulated directory entry and there are BINDER interfaces to 
extract various data.


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Subject: Question About the Binder SETSSI statement

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Hello
.
I have a Question about using the Binder (linkage editor) SETSSI statement.
If I have a SETSSI Statement in  my Binder control statements, Should I see the
value of the SETSSI when I browse the load module ?
.
When I use TSO Browse to browse the load module, I  was expecting to see the 
value 00201231
The Binder output produce no error messages for SETSSI
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//LKED.SYSLIN  DD *
 SETSSI 00201231
 ENTRY   INITRTN
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(INITRTN)
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(MQRTN)
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(VSAMRTN)
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(DB2RTN)
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(TCPRTN)
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(HEXCRTN)
 INCLUDE OBJLIB(ESTAERTN)
 NAME    INITRTN(R)
/*
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Paul D'Angelo

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