I've been given access to a z/OS 2.2 system (tanks Sam G), and one of the
first things I've been trying to do is to use several levels of command
tables - the system only seems to use ISRCMDS and ISPCMDS, and the latter
seems to be a version that's been carried forward ever since, which is a
friendly way of saying that it's out-of-date.
Copying the ISPCFIGU load module from a 1.10 system to ISPLLIB didn't do
the trick, so I reassembled and relinked it, with the same result, zilch.
An ISRDDN;LPA;M ISPCFIGU shows that there are five of them around:
- three in ISPLLIB. where my version is at the top,
- one in the LINKLIST, and
- one in the STEPLIB
and the Pop-Up that appears after the search tells me
CSVQUERY Results
Command ===>
More: +
Module ISPCFIGU was found to be already loaded. Note that
invocations of this program name may pick up another copy from
STEPLIB or a LIBDEF'ed data set or from a tasklib such as ISPLLIB.
Tab to a box and press enter to view the module in storage.
+-------------------------+
| Job pack area resident |
| Resident above 16 Meg |
| Loaded by program fetch |
| from ISPLLIB (Lib 1) |
| * Allocation changed |
| Module address:1A21E068 |
| Module size: 00000F98 |
| Reentrant |
| Serially reusable |
| Not loadable only |
| AMODE 31 |
| Not Authorized program |
+-------------------------+
which would indicate that my version is used, which obviously isn't the
case.
Any clues how (or even *if*) I can make my copy the default one, at least
for me?
Thanks,
Robert
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Robert AH Prins
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Some programming @ <https://prino.neocities.org/zOS/zOS%20Tools.html>
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