Hi,
I am trying to execute the assembler ASMA90 with tsocmd from a shell script in
USS. My shell script is simple:
#!/bin/sh
export sysin="alloc dsname('IBMUSER.BMSPDSE(BMS)') shr reuse"
export TSOALLOC=sysin
export syslin="alloc dsname('IBMUSER.PROG.OBJ') shr reuse"
export TSOALLOC=syslin:$TSOALLOC
export sysprint="alloc dsname('IBMUSER.BMS.SYSPRINT') shr reuse"
export TSOALLOC=sysprint:$TSOALLOC
export syspunch="alloc dsname('IBMUSER.PROG.OBJ') shr reuse"
export TSOALLOC=syspunch:$TSOALLOC
export sysadata="alloc dsname('IBMUSER.PROG.ADATA') shr reuse"
export TSOALLOC=sysadata:$TSOALLOC
export sysut1="alloc lrecl(80) recfm(f,b) new"
export TSOALLOC=sysut1:$TSOALLOC
tsocmd -d "ASMA90"
The SYSIN data set is an FB 80 PDSE which contains a member includes a BMS map.
I am aware that I am missing more DDs and assembler parameters to assemble a
BMS map.
I am stuck earlier, ASMA90 puts this on the SYSPRINT:
** ASMA413C Unable to open INPUT file
HIGH LEVEL ASSEMBLER - INTERRUPT AND DIAGNOSTIC DUMP
** ASMA935U One or more required files not available
I can only assume SYSIN is meant with “INPUT file”. When I execute a JCL that
allocates the same data set the assembler runs fine.
I can see some weird messages on the SYSLOG whenever I execute the script:
N 0020000 VS01 25036 11:55:08.15 STC00095 00000090 IEC130I BMUSER DD
STATEMENT MISSING
N 0020000 VS01 25036 11:55:08.15 STC00095 00000090 IEC130I UENU I DD
STATEMENT MISSING
Any help is appreciated on a) what is causing the issue and/or b) why this
behaves so differently compared to a JCL.
Cheers – David
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