Well, that helped, but I think we need Michael to take a look at his code:

0198EA 0700                       89802+         CNOP  0,4                      
                                01-CALL    
0198EC 47F0 B11C            198F4 89803+         B     *+8                      
         BRANCH AROUND VCON     01-CALL    
0198F0 00000000                   89804+IHB8321B DC    V(DAFMB)                 
         ENTRY POINT ADDRESS    01-CALL    
0198F4 4110 AFF8            00FF8 89809+         LA    1,W_WRK                  
         LOAD PARAMETER REG 1   03-IHBIN   
0198F8 41E0 B570            19D48 89810+         LA    14,=C'ITE='        
PICKUP PARAMETER                      02-IHBOP   
0198FC 0000 0000            00000 89811+         LA    15,SMF82ITE        
PICKUP PARAMETER                      02-IHBOP   
** ASMA044E UNDEFINED SYMBOL - SMF82ITE                                         
                                           
** ASMA435I RECORD 268 IN SYS1.MACLIB(IHBOPLTX) ON VOLUME: RST01A               
                                           
019900 4100 0004            00004 89812+         LA    0,4                
PICKUP PARAMETER                      02-IHBOP   
019904 90E0 1000            00000 89813+         STM   14,0,0(1)                
         STORE INTO PARAM. LIST 02-IHBOP   
019908 58F0 B118            198F0 89814+         L     15,IHB8321B              
         LOAD 15 WITH ENTRY ADR 01-CALL    
01990C 05EF                       89815+         BALR  14,15                    
         BRANCH TO ENTRY POINT  01-CALL    
                                  89816          CALL  DAFMB,              Move 
Binary Comment                 X           
                                                       (=C'IML=',SMF82IML,4), 
Maximum data length              X           

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-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Bob Rutledge
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 3:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: new version of DAF?

On 2/25/2015 10:47 AM, Jousma, David wrote:
> All,
>
> Just brought my z/OS 1.13 system up to current maintenance.  Interestingly, 
> DAF now abends with a 0C4.   Tried reassembling it on latest macros, and that 
> fails too.  Looks like something changed in macro GFSAUSMF.
>
>                                    11826+*                                    
> DESERV -- mapped by ICHRUTKN  @26A
>                                    11827          AGO   .NODFSMS1
>                                    11828 .NODFSMS1      ANOP
>                                    11829          AIF   ('&ST_DFSMS07' NE 
> 'YES').NODFSMS071     new in DFSMS 1.2
>                                    11830          GFSAUSMF                  
> SMF RT 42 ST 7
> ** ASMA254I *** MNOTE ***         11831+     4,SMF must be numeric in 
> GFSAUSMF                                  01-GFSAU
>                                    11832+*
>                                    11833+*
>           SMF Records                                                         
>                                   PAGE  193
>    ACTIVE USINGS: NONE
> D-LOC  OBJECT CODE    ADDR1 ADDR2  STMT   SOURCE STATEMENT                    
>               HLASM R6.0  2015/02/25 10.37
>                                    
> 11834+********************************************************************
>                                    11835+*     Header for SMF record type 42 
> should be used from  IGWSMF   @02C
>                                    
> 11836+****************************************************************
> ****
                                    11837+*

OA41861 added parameters to the macro and "SMF" isn't one of the allowable 
ones. 
  As was taught to me over 45 years ago, it's a really good idea to code a ',' 
in the absence of operands in assembler statements because you never know who's 
going to change what.  If you do so now to the line generating the error

          GFSAUSMF ,                SMF RT 42 ST 7

it looks like it's going to generate the same definitions as it used to.  If 
not, sing out and I'll take a closer look at it.

Bob

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