Re: How to: allocate a UNIX subdirectory to SYSEXEC?
- From: gilmap@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Paul Gilmartin)
- Date: 30 Mar 2007 14:23:48 -0700
In a recent note, McKown, John said:
Subject: How to: allocate a UNIX subdirectory to SYSEXEC?1) That's not supported.
OK, I've been reading again and trying to think <grin>. There are some
products which can now use files in a UNIX subdirectory as if they were
members of a PDS. IIRC, HLASM and some of the compilers are in this
area. I want to try to allocate my UNIX "rexx" subdirectory on my TSO
SYSEXEC. I don't seem to be able to. I did the following at the TSO
READY prompt.
"ALLOC DDN(UNIXREXX) PATH('/home/myid/rexx') FILEDATA(TEXT) RECFM(F B)
LRECL(80)"
BPXWDYN "CONCAT (SYSEXEC,UNIXREXX)"
2) Sometimes it works; sometimes it doesn't.
3) It never works unless the first catenand is a PDS or PDSE.
4) I may have a SUG APAR that it be made to work a greater
fraction of the time. And be supported whenever it works.
(But how can I verify this if IBMLink doesn't work.)
5) Member names must be <= 8 characters, upper case only.
6) DDLIST won't report them correctly. I submitted a PMR
on this; got WAD.
As you can see, I sympathize.
The BPXWDYN did not give any messages, but a LISTALC SYSNAMES STATUSCALL bpxwdyn ... ?
shows that UNIXREXX still exists and shows no changes to SYSEXEC.
(not 'CALL' BPXWDYN ...)
(signal on novalue spots a lot of such oversights.)
I am on z/OS 1.6. And yes, I am insane. Oh, my purpose is a "dual path"Reusable code in z/OS? You must be insane! (Except it's Friday.)
REXX program that can run under TSO and UNIX shell.
Heck, throw in IRXJCL and stir well.
-- gil
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