On Mon, 8 Sep 2025 15:09:17 +0000, Rob Scott <[email protected]> wrote:
>I would advise going back and reviewing the responses from your SETPROG >command(s). It's simple to call the exit from an assembler program using csvdynex. It doesn't need to be fancy because he just needs to prove the CSVLLIX1 is functioning as expected. He'll know if the exit is installed correctly or if the exit is abending because he won't see the WTO. At this point he hasn't stated he's seen his WTO has been produced. I'm guessing he has logic in it which at this stage is useless and should have been commented or bypassed long ago. He hasn't mentioned if he's run this exit in batch EXEC PGM=CSVLLIX1 otherwise he would have said the exit is functioning as expected. >>HOWEVER the sdsf DNYX shows the modepa loadpt as zeros type installation MODEPA=0 looks suspicious. Out of habit, I've always linked my privileged exits with AC(1). Is AC(1) required for privileged exits or is his dataset not APF authorized as the DSN suggested? >> LIBRARIES(JOER.TEST.AUTHLIB) >> MEMBERS(TESTPRGO) named CSVLLA00 As I mentioned before, why specify MEMBERS(TESTPRGO) at this time? Is the behavior during LLA startup known? Is it being preloaded at LLA startup, thus bypassing the exit? >>> Then do a submit with EXEC PGM=TESTPROGO >>> STEPLIB DD DSN=JOER.TEST.AUTHLIB If he must have MEMBERS(TESTPRGO), then why not call any other program in that library? Even calling CSVLLIX1 should work although the SETPROG EXIT might affect the behavior of LLA. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
