On Fri, 20 Dec 2013 00:38:57 -0600, Elardus Engelbrecht wrote: >Pommier, Rex wrote: > >>Since I'm the OP, here is the detail of what has me so confused. [ ... >>snipped ... ] > >I'm also confused, but before you follow Jim Mulder's recommendation, could >you perhaps reread in 'MVS Initialization and Tuning Guide' these two parts: > >'Placing Modules in the System's Search Order for Programs' and 'The Search >Order the System uses for Programs ' > >I know above is about Linklist, not APF, but I suspect that you have a wrong >set (or combination) of modules. > DDLIST can be your friend here. ALLOCATE (to some other DDNAME) the data sets in your STEPLB and JOBLIB concatenation, and on the DDLIST command line type "MEMBER SS14RC02", where SS14RC02 is as named in the CSV019I message. Note what is reported.
(DDLIST is sometimes not your friend. If a library is a mixed concatenation of legacy data sets and UNIX directories, DDLIST will report only a member in a legacy data set, even though BLDL may find a like named member in an earlier UNIX directory catenand. PMR, years ago. WAD. This misbehavior is irrelevant to CSV, I suspect. What would DESERV report for such a mixed concatenation?) -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
