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Changes in Assembler program is not reflecting in CICS regio

 
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:28 am    Post subject: Changes in Assembler program is not reflecting in CICS regio Reply with quote

All,

I have a requirement that I need to modify an assembler program which is called by CICS program ,I modified, compiled and moved cics region also did new copy
But still reflecting my changes in region.

Can you please advise ,

Please note that I am not familiar Assembler language

Thank you
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:32 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Js01,

How is the program called by CICS? static call or a dynamic call ? if it is statically called make sure that you complie the Assemebler program first followed by the CICS pgm.

Hope this helps...

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:56 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hello Js01,

I have problems understanding your requirement Rolling Eyes

You made modifications and you are not able to see them in your cics region despite doing a new-copy?

How do you know the executing copy is not the current one, that is, the one you did compile?

In addition to Kolusus' post, check where you are link-editing your module into, your load dataset should be the same where the last modification was made (or any other one ahead of it). If still unable to find your problem, check all the dataset in your DFHRPL datasets in the same order the are concatenated. If you find a module (ahead of your load dataset) with the same name you have to either recompile/copy into that dataset, or any other dataset above it, alternativelly you may rename/delete that module, just be certain on whatever you want to accomplish. Anyway, if the assembler program is statically link-edit to any other cics module involved in your current transaction, you have to follow Kolusus' suggestion.
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