DDname vs Pathname Cross Reference Table

This section appears only if you specified path names on control statements.

The binder creates a dummy ddname for each unique z/OS® UNIX file when it processes z/OS UNIX file system path names from control statements. For example, on an INCLUDE control statement. The dummy ddname has the format "/nnnnnnn", where nnnnnnn is an integer assigned by the binder. The integer nnnnnnn appears in messages and listings in place of the z/OS UNIX file name.

The DDname vs Pathname Cross Reference Table shows the correspondence between the dummy ddname and its corresponding z/OS UNIX file name. The table appears only if there is a generated ddname. Pathnames that you specified on JCL have user-assigned ddnames, and do not appear in this table. The format of the DDname vs Pathname Cross Reference Table is as follows.

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| D D N A M E   V S   P A T H N A M E   C R O S S   R E F E R E N C E    |
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 DDNAME   PATHNAME
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/0000001  /u/userid/plan9/cu2.o


                         *** END OF DDNAME VS PATHNAME ***