If you browse a load module (not a program object) in hex, an early record
(record 3 in some simple cases) has information such as
Ø..5695PMB01 ^
810DDCFF4002020035
05256957420102538F130F
Where "23082F" is the julian yyddd date in packed decimal format, and
"0103305F" is the time
A load module has the same format regardless of the language. The relevant
dates are in the IDR data, which you can display with, e.g., AMBLIST, PDS,
StarTool.
It's not that difficult to read them yourself. Reading a program object,
however, requires information that IBM charges for.
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You can also use the PDS Command (CBTTape File 182)
e.g. PDS 'sys1.linklib' hi iefbr14
** HISTORY IEFBR14
PDS060I TRANSLATOR HISTORY BY CSECT -
IEFBR14 12/05/05 566896201 V02 M01
Execute PGM=AMBLIST, LISTIDR command.
Mark Jacobs
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--- Original Message ---
On Friday, March 24th, 2023 at 5:56 AM, Bill Giannelli
wrote:
>
within an assembler load module, where might I find either the assembly or
link/edit date of that load?
thanks
Bill
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