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Binding the executable or DLL into a PDSE z/OS UNIX System Services Planning GA32-0884-00 |
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To bind the executable or DLL into a PDSE you can use sample JCL in Figure 1. While this JCL will work for most simple executables, the binder options (specified as PARM= below) will not be appropriate for all executables or DLLs. If you have a makefile for the executable or DLL, this will tell you what binder options should be used. Because most executables in the file system today are program objects (new load module format), they must be bound into PDSE libraries. So, SYSLMOD DD should point to a PDSE (Data Set Name Type = Library). Figure 1. Job for placing
a program in the LPA
Use an SMP/E USERMOD to link any IBM-supplied programs from a UNIX file system into another library, such as when loading it into LPA. Doing so automatically keeps the two copies of the module at the same level when service is installed. It also provides a record of modifications to your systems. See SMP/E for z/OS User's Guide for more information about SMP/E usermods. Also, not all modules are eligible for LPA. Modules placed in LPA must be both reentrant and executable. For more information about PROGxx, see z/OS MVS Initialization and Tuning Reference. |
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