Reworking local modification

To rework a full part replacement local modification to the ASMADOPT ASSEMBLE file do the following.

Establish HLASM minidisk order
VMFSETUP P696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS}
If you are re-working your local modification to an assemble file because the assemble file was just serviced then you need to find the highest level of IBM service to the part because you will need to compare the IBM serviced level to your local mod'ed level. To do this, you need to issue a VMFSIM GETLVL against just that assemble file.
VMFSIM GETLVL P696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} TDATA :PART ASMADOPT ASM (HISTORY

The command returns information to determine the highest level of this part as shipped by IBM. If the response contains the :PTF tag, then there is IBM service to the part. The highest level of IBM service to the part is fn ftabbrev-ptfnumber. Use these names for the file name and file type of the highest level of the part. If the response does not contain the :PTF tag, then there is no IBM service to the part.
Compare your local modification on the LOCALSAM 2C2 disk with the highest level of IBM service. Make any changes necessary.
If there were any changes made to your local mod then build a new copy of the ASSEMBLE file.
VMFBLD PPF P696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} ASMBLSAM ASMADOPT (ALL
If you are re-working your local modification to an assemble file because the macro or text file was serviced that this assemble file uses then you need to rebuild the new macro or MACLIB, if it is in one, before during the assembly. To do this you need to issue a VMFBLD command.
VMFBLD PPF P696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} ASMBLMAC (SERVICED
Issue the assemble command for the file.
VMFHLASM ASMADOPT P696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} ($SELECT OUTMODE E HLASM NOSEG EHLASM

Note: Consult z/VM: VMSES/E Introduction and Reference for additional information, for extra ASSEMBLE options.

If the assemble function is successful, then file ASMADOPT TXTLnnnn will be placed on the LOCALSAM 2C2 (E) disk