r some reason it takes everything from the second
>>>> parameter (WORRSUM) on as one long parameter instead of 9, so obviously
>>>> the resulting LA instruction gets an error.
>>>>
>>>> If we are the only ones having this problem, we must be doing something
>
On 9 March 2016 at 09:06, John Eells wrote:
> So, just to close the loop...do we correctly document the required options?
An interesting question. I'd say if the module assembles correctly
with the HLASM defaults, then there's no need to document the options;
it would be
er
instead of 9, so obviously the resulting LA instruction gets an error.
If we are the only ones having this problem, we must be doing something very
weird ...
Regards, Jonathan
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I was about to before I saw Tony H.'s message with the solution ... Thank you
Ed for you help.
Jonathan
On Tue, 8 Mar 2016 13:47:15 -0600, Ed Gould wrote:
>On Mar 8, 2016, at 10:37 AM, ESHEL Jonathan wrote:
>
>> Thank you Allan and sorry for not responding earlier.
nd parameter
>> (WORRSUM) on as one long parameter instead of 9, so obviously the resulting
>> LA instruction gets an error.
>>
>> If we are the only ones having this problem, we must be doing something very
>> weird ...
>>
>> Regards, Jonathan
Thank you Tony, pity you did not specify on what you were betting because you
won !
The COMPAT(SYSLIST) option was the culprit. It comes very probably from our
default HLASM options on site, probably for historical reasons, I doubt it is
still needed today, but you never know for sure. I added
On 8 March 2016 at 12:03, ESHEL Jonathan wrote:
> Thank you John and apologies for not doing it earlier. We did use GROUPEXTEND
> initially so OA44222 was in
> the package already. We also tried today to apply it specifically, but no
> joy. UA71619 is preq'ed by UA72148 (the
>
On Mar 8, 2016, at 10:37 AM, ESHEL Jonathan wrote:
Thank you Allan and sorry for not responding earlier. SMPMTS is the
1st in our SYSLIB concat and it is empty anyway ...
Regards, Jonathan
Maybe you can show the concatenations?
Ed
, so obviously the resulting LA instruction gets an error.
If we are the only ones having this problem, we must be doing something very
weird ...
Regards, Jonathan
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De : John Eells [mailto:ee...@us.ibm.com]
Envoyé : mercredi 2 mars 2016 17:14
Objet : Re: Problem applying
>
>
> -Message d'origine-
> De : John Eells [mailto:ee...@us.ibm.com]
> Envoyé : mercredi 2 mars 2016 17:14
> Objet : Re: Problem applying UA71619 anyone ?
>
> ESHEL Jonathan wrote:
>> We are trying to apply the PTF's that install the new JSON parser su
nes having this problem, we must be doing something very
weird ...
Regards, Jonathan
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De : John Eells [mailto:ee...@us.ibm.com]
Envoyé : mercredi 2 mars 2016 17:14
Objet : Re: Problem applying UA71619 anyone ?
ESHEL Jonathan wrote:
> We are trying to apply the PTF's
Thank you Allan and sorry for not responding earlier. SMPMTS is the 1st in our
SYSLIB concat and it is empty anyway ...
Regards, Jonathan
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De : Staller, Allan [mailto:allan.stal...@wunderman.com]
Envoyé : mercredi 2 mars 2016 16:37
Objet : Re: Problem applying
ESHEL Jonathan wrote:
We are trying to apply the PTF's that install the new JSON parser support under
z/OS 2.1 (as of 2.2 it's integrated into the base system), and have a problem
with one of the prereqs - UA71619. It's an assembler error when SMPE is
compiling SDSF module ISFJREAD and the
Check you SMP/E DDDEFS for SYSLIB. Ensure SMPMTS is the 1st dataset in the
concat...
HTH,
We are trying to apply the PTF's that install the new JSON parser support under
z/OS 2.1 (as of 2.2 it's integrated into the base system), and have a problem
with one of the prereqs - UA71619. It's an
We are trying to apply the PTF's that install the new JSON parser support under
z/OS 2.1 (as of 2.2 it's integrated into the base system), and have a problem
with one of the prereqs - UA71619. It's an assembler error when SMPE is
compiling SDSF module ISFJREAD and the usage of the CALL macro
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