On Fri, 29 Sep 2023 14:35:45 +0000, Peter Relson <[email protected]> wrote:
> As this related to a purported need to link with AC=1, > I was perfectly sure that that was not correct. And I remain so. Is it truly a coincidence that this group failed in 1 week to solve a simple SCHEDIRB and LOAD failing when shortly after my first attempt, the op solved his problem? The OP sent his source and the op said it failed on LOAD. If this were not TSO involving LOAD, Peter might be correct. TSO does not follow conventional wisdom and rules. As a product developer, we had a LOAD fail in our product where (if I remember correctly) the solution was to link the module AC=1. Our product address space included multi-tasking TSO (concurrent TSO commands). Most people don't experience the quirks of TSO and would be surprised to learn that TSO changes many of the rules. For instance, I am painfully aware of JSCBAUTH because there are times it must be restored in TSO. Unix dubbing is also a problem. I bring this up because clueless Crayford is now saying "you're confused AGAIN" which I find offensive. Clearly I was not confused in my response to his comments. Clearly I'm not confused here although it's possible I'm wrong about TSO AC=1. When exactly am I repeatedly confused? I have a different life experience than most. Just because I don't respond does not mean I'm wrong. It's very rare for anyone to experience TSO quirks when there are only a couple of products running multi-tasking TSO in their product address space. There are few people with vast experience in a single diverse address space where many products are executing concurrently. Why should I continue a discussion that is irrelevant for most people and not beneficial to me? Why do people consider me confused when I make completely relevant recommendations that many do not understand. This is my style of problem solving and it clearly works. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
