AMBLIST; I see in:
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v2r1/topic/com.ibm.zos.v2r1.ieav100/ambjcl.htm
Specifying the JCL statements
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Anyname DD
Defines an input data set. This statement may define a z/OS® UNIX
System Services file. If so, the complete path name, including
the file name, must be specified.
And elsewhere in the same publication:
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v2r1/topic/com.ibm.zos.v2r1.ieav100/loadspt.htm
LISTLOAD control statement
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...
DDN=ddname
Identifies the DD statement that defines the data set containing the
input object module. If the DDN= parameter is omitted, AMBLIST will
assume SYSLIB as the default ddname.
...
MEMBER={member|(member1,membern...)}
Identifies the input load module or program object by member name or alias
name.
...
If the DD name associated with this operation is allocated to a
z/OS® UNIX System Services directory, there must also be a MEMBER
parameter specifying the file or files in that directory.
Is there a conflict here? The former passage seems to say I must specify a
fully qualified filename; the latter that I can select a member within a
directory
specified in Anyname DD? RCF required.
I need to read about AMASPZAP to see whether it supports program objects in
UNIX directories.
I believe I see in both utility publications obsolescent uses of "load
module(s)" that should be "load module(s) or program object(s)" RCF
required? Is there a more concise term than "load module(s) or program
object(s)" Is "load module" depending on context assumed to embrace
"program object"?
-- gil
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