Craig,
Since the service only touched those three MODULEs, you can certainly use
the NUCXLOAD method I described in the earlier post. This method will let
you do a test run on those serviced parts. This works well when you are
testing from one or two users, but becomes a bit cumbersome when testing
from many users.
I recently updated my LE FAQ page with a description of how to run multiple
levels of LE on a single system and still having the LE code in shared
segments.
This description is at
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/donovanm/zvmle.html#MULTI
Using this write up, you could create test and production copies of the
SCEE
and SCEEX segments.
If you have any questions about any of the write up, please let me know.
Thanks!
Mike
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>Hi,
>Is this still the current approach for testing LE maintenance?
>I am applying UM31620 to MODULEs CEEBINIT, CEEBOICI, & CEEPIPI.
>Or is there a better way?
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>BTW, the VMSES/E service guide seems to stay far, far away
>from hints/tips on how to test various components other than
>CMS (Appendix D). Seems sort of strange.
>Thanks
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>>Mats,
>>
>>The simplest method of testing the LE code on the 49E disk is not the
most
>>elegant. First, ACCESS 49E earlier than the 19E Y-disk (I usually use
>>filemode T). After the ACCESS, NUCXLOAD the CEExxxxx MODULEs on the 49E
>>disk. If you are trying to test just serviced parts on the 49E disk, you
>>only need to NUCXLOAD the newly built MODULEs, as the rest of the parts
>>will be unchanged.
>>When LE decides it needs to load a new routine, it first checks the
NUCEXT
>>chain to see if the code is already loaded. If it is loaded, that code
is
>>used. If it is not loaded, then LE tries a SEGMENT LOAD, followed by a
>>LOADMOD of the part, followed by a LOAD from the GLOBAL LOADLIB list.
>>
>>Thanks!
>> Mike
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>>How can I test Language Environment fixes from the 49E disk to see if
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>>work before saving new segments.
>>I only want to use the files on the 49E disk and not pick up things from
>>the "old" segments.
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>>Regards Mats Westlund
