Ron Thomas wrote: >Here 1250 , storage allocation means data for 8 stores ie 1250 * 8, i.e each >bit has the information whether the store is closed or opened.
I'm not sure about your 'store', but I can see you're working on bit by bit from left to right. >Now if we modify to 12500, can ITMLNG , which is the length of the bit data >can hold the length ? Perhaps you should grab a virtual copy of 'z/Architecture Principles of Operation'. XL2 means 1 byte and length is to be made, so ITMLNG occupies two bytes. As John Gilmore said, 12500 is smaller than +32767 and 65535, so I agree with him you can modify the ITMAP's length to 12500 bytes from 1250 bytes. Oh, before I forget, I initially ignored your post because of useless subject until I see John's kind reply. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
