On Wed, 30 Jan 2019 08:08:43 -0500, Peter Relson wrote:
>
>I'll quibble about the very title of this post. I'd say that there is no
>such thing as an external dsect.
>A dsect is just a mapping. What you are talking about is simply an
>external CSECT of DC's for which you provide a DSECT to map.
Bleah. "Good form" may be in the eye of the beholder. Personally, I see
very little value in macro keywords that specify if or how to create one
statement of output. I'd rather they leave it to the programmer to code
CSECTs, DSECTs, etc. where he wants them.
sas
On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 3:34 PM
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It's good form to write a macro that, with an appropriate parameter, will
generate either the CSECT or the DSECT.
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Shmuel (Seym
esday, January 30, 2019 8:08 AM
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Subject: Re: External dsect
I do agree with all the posts that you should not do a LOAD in an exit.
I'll quibble about the very title of this post. I'd say that there is no
such thing as an external dsect.
A dsect is just a ma
I want to say thanks to everyone. My experience / knowledge has gaps so
when I have doubts or questions i come to this great repository of
experience to ask the questions.
Scott
On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 4:17 PM scott Ford wrote:
> Don exactly. I am having to reverse engineer a situation that wa
Don exactly. I am having to reverse engineer a situation that was out of
my control.
I read what everyone said and i think the ECVT customer slot is much
better.
We dont provide our exit source, but we do provide framework in HLASM that
includes a
call to our actual code.
Many years ago in a past
In article
you wrote:
> I do agree with all the posts that you should not do a LOAD in an exit.
> I'll quibble about the very title of this post. I'd say that there is no
> such thing as an external dsect.
Well, there is such a thing, but it's not what this thread is discussing.
A dsect is "ex
Peter Relson wrote:
>I do agree with all the posts that you should not do a LOAD in an exit.
Thanks and I also agree with that. Many years ago, it was my responsibility to
load a module with LOAD EP= into a library using SMF UJI exit. That
module is a DSECT containing a looong list of acco
I do agree with all the posts that you should not do a LOAD in an exit.
I'll quibble about the very title of this post. I'd say that there is no
such thing as an external dsect.
A dsect is just a mapping. What you are talking about is simply an
external CSECT of DC's for which you provide a DSE
. Blaicher
> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2019 10:52 AM
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>
> If you are an ISV, then I would contact IBM and ask to get an ECVTCTBL
> word assigned to your company. That word can be used to point to a CSA
> structure of yo
@Peter Relson is the custodian of the word assignments.
Charles
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> Scott,
>
> Not to be overly critical, but isn't this scheme a little 1980's? I had
> thought most products had moved
t: Re: External dsect
Scott,
Not to be overly critical, but isn't this scheme a little 1980's? I had
thought most products had moved away from this and moved to parm-driven with
some sort of refresh or command driven override.
Not saying it won't work.. because it will.
I will let o
Scott,
Not to be overly critical, but isn't this scheme a little 1980's? I had
thought most products had moved away from this and moved to parm-driven with
some sort of refresh or command driven override.
Not saying it won't work.. because it will.
I will let others comment on the specifics.
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