Hello,

It is just updating SVC 254. Its like : JAKE.PROD.LPA is already in
LPALIST, but due to a new maintenance I have overridden the LPA DDDEF with
a copy of JAKE.PROD.LPA as : //DBLPA DD DSN=JAKE.PROD.LPA.NEW,DISP=SHR

So, DYNAMIC update of JAKE.PROD.LPA.NEW will be feasible ?


On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 6:37 PM, Staller, Allan <[email protected]>wrote:

> To modify LPALIST, an IPL is required. Are you saying this product is
> (updating/replacing) the user SVC 254? Or more than just the SVC?
>
> In general, you can replace LPA resident modules w/SETPROG
> LPA,ADD,MOD=lmodname,DSNAME=dsname .  Works for 1 or 2modules, otherwise it
> gets quite cumbersome.
>
> I believe (from a quick reading of the manual (MVS SYSTEM COMMANDs -
> SETPROG LPA) you will need an additional operand (SVCNUMDEC=svcnum) to
> update the SVC table
>
> HTH,
>
> <snip>
> I am in a process of applying a fix to a product which eventually changes
> the LPA library of the product. So as a backup I have overridden the DDDEF
> by specifying a newly created LPA library(Copied from the existing one from
> LPA queue).
>
> Since Current LPA queue addresses SVC 254, for testing purpose can i add
> the new ly updated LPA dynamically to LPALIST ?
>
> Z/OS : 1.13
> </snip>
>
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