On Wed, 27 Apr 2016 22:16:49 +0000, Lindy Mayfield <[email protected]> 
wrote:

>
> Today I saw something I've never seen before.  I wanted to know where a 
> started task was running from and normally the SDSF jes2 log shows which > 
> proclib it was loaded from.  But it said it was instream, and looking at the 
> SJ jcl it didn't look "normal."

Sounds like the startup JCL member contains a job card, that seems to suppress 
the normal IEFC001I message.  Makes it tough to find where JCL comes from!    
It could also come from IEFJOBS DD concatenation in MSTJCLxx.

>
>$DPROCS showed something weird, I forget, but it was some proclib DD's, two or 
>3 of them, then the system proclibs by name (SYS1.PROCLIB, etc....).
>

The JES2 subsystem has multiple proclib concatenations defined,  either static 
or dynamically via $ADD PROC commands.  The output of $DPROCS will show ' 
STATIC PROCLIB, '  if a concatenation was coded in the JES2 startup proc. 


HTH
Dana

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