I've written a little Unix command that uses the SMP/E query API to dig
information out of the CSI. The output is not especially human-friendly; it's
intended for processing by scripts. You can get it from github:
https://github.com/zorts/smpapi
We clone the SMP/E Target Zone as well. Makes it easy to know what maintenance
is on the IPL volume in question.
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On Mon, 16 Oct 2017 10:44:02 -0400, John Eells wrote:
>I am the one who rejected this requirement.
>...
>Can anyone think of a #5?
>
HLASM, as an example, prints the PTF level at the top of each listing.
If this is done the simplest (only) way I can envision, it involves replacing
a MOD
> On Oct 16, 2017, at 6:02 AM, Karlheinz
> wrote:
> SNIP--
> If you support the implementation of this eye catcher information please vote.
>
Not to be catty or anything. At one time I apared the the module, but its been
I am the one who rejected this requirement.
While I certainly don't want to paint us as unresponsive to client
wishes, and as much as I can appreciate the wish that every module had
an eye-catcher, I am afraid that in this case an infinite number of
votes seem unlikely to change the answer.
Karl,
I can appreciate the desire for this; however there are other techniques
currently at your disposal to be able to manage this. What it really comes
down to is your method of migrating maintenance to your systems. In our
environment, when we clone the SYSRES volume(s) to whichever
In quite a few circumstances, developers might only have the APAR number when
building the fix (PTF numbers come later in the process).
I would suggest that FMID+APAR would suffice.
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I think it would be a better idea to have FMID, PTFID, and APARID as an
eye catcher in each csect in each load module.
On 10/16/2017 6:02 AM, Karlheinz wrote:
Hi,
we have opened a RFE at IBM for having related FMID, PTFID and APARID as an eye
catcher in each load module being generated and
Hi,
we have opened a RFE at IBM for having related FMID, PTFID and APARID as an eye
catcher in each load module being generated and maintained via SMP/E.
This would help to detect easily the maintenance level of a particular module
and load module.
Although the information is available in