On Thu, 10 Jul 2014 23:02:50 -0500, Ed Gould wrote:
>
>When SMPE builds the input to the link editor (binder) it does this:
> include (ddname of the library the module is included from ie
>alinklib (as an example) include alinklib(iew)
>
I see.
And, in a recent case in my experience, where a ++MOD element
instream in the global zone was INCLUDEd, it used SMPWRK3:
IEW2322I 1220 4 INCLUDE SMPWRK3(*******)
IEW2308I 1112 SECTION ******* HAS BEEN MERGED.
IEW2322I 1220 5 INCLUDE ***LINK(*******)
IEW2413I 5690 SECTION ******* FROM DATASET *.* IS A DUPLICATE AND HAS NOT
BEEN ADDED.
IEW2322I 1220 6 NAME *******(R)
The DDNAME in statement 5 was directly from the DDDEF, IIRC.
SMP/E chose SMPWRK3 on statement 4.
In other cases, I beleve SMP/E exploits alternate DDNAME lists and
generated DDNAMES, SMPnnnnn, in generated utility control statements.
>The ddname is in the case we are talking is either the library where
>the module reside or the DISTLIB .
>I don't remember off the top of my head where LE reside (the name of
>the library) or apparently the distlib name but it should be easily
>gettable from either the CSI or the JCL the author is using.
>
I would consider it imprudent to code SMP00027 explicitly in a DDDEF,
if that's what you suspect caused the OP's problem.
-- gil
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