On 11/30/2017 3:43 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
- A valid EXEC PARM= operand may never be longer than 100 bytes, no matter what. (Neglecting nit-picking about doubled quotes, etc.) - The V2R1 LONGPARM feature (APF-authorized programs only) is only relevant to the EXEC PARMDD= situation.
You can pass long (>100 byte) parameter strings to both authorized and unauthorized programs. However, the system will fail the load if you attempt to pass a long (>100 byte) parm string to an authorized program that does not have the LONGPARM binder attribute set. That prevents an authorized program from being "fooled" into overlaying something important.
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