>>Are they loaded into a specific subpool defined by MVS, or the
>>loading piece of software responsible to do an appropriate
>>STORAGE OBTAIN before using that internal interface?
>
>
>Both are possible. The default system processing happens to use subpool 1
>(but the subpool number is not to be
>>How does one request that "deferred load" section be
>>loaded now?
>"One" does not. LE does, using an internal interface. LE is responsible
for making sure that both the "immediate load" and "deferred load"
sections are in place.
I understand LE is using it, but since "deferred load" is
[Default] On 10 May 2017 11:09:25 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
p...@gmx.ch (Peter Hunkeler) wrote:
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>
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>>> How does one request that "deferred load" section be loaded now? I probably
>>> was looking for the wrong thing at the wrong place, since I could not find
>>> it.
>>>
>> I believe
>That's actually a trickier question than you might imagine!
I imagine it is! In my current job, I'm getting involved when standard
application debugging techniques don't help anymore. I usually work with IPCS,
so SYSMDUMPs and SVCDUMPs. We moved to Cobol V5.2 earlier this year, but I
still
> Trust in the COBOL young Luke.. You do not need to understand the COBOL, It
knows what you need.
LOL ! Thanks for amusing me after a long day.
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>> How does one request that "deferred load" section be loaded now? I probably
>> was looking for the wrong thing at the wrong place, since I could not find
>> it.
>>
> I believe they're loaded on demand. If you need them, they' re there;
if they're not there, you didn't need them.
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