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  • Subject: Re:
  • From: dhandy@xxxxxxxxxxx (Douglas Handy)
  • Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 22:23:38 -0500

Jeff,

>Oooh.  Which PTF is that?  (Now watch.  I'll already have it and not know
>it.)

Depends on the version.  These were PTF'd all the way back to V3R2.
The following is a quote from the original post by Barbara Morris back
on Feb 10, 1988.  These numbers may be superseded since they are 21
months old, but these should get you going in the right direction.

<begin quote>

PTFs are available for V3R2, V3R6, V3R7 and V4R2 that address the
problem.  Currently the PTFs only fix TGTRLS(*CURRENT) - the other
TGTRLS PTFs will be available soon.

         Compiler (product 57xxRG1) | Runtime (product 57xxSS1)
         -------------------------- | ------------------------
 V3R2    SF46001                    | SF45788
 V3R6    SF45749                    | SF45430
 V3R7    SF46327                    | SF46321
 V4R1    (use V3R7 compiler + PTF)  | SF46462
 V4R2    SF45191                    | SF45189

<end quote>

*Everybody* should get these PTF's, and use *SrcStmt as a standard
part of their H specs.  It sure makes ILE debugging easier.  Note that
the original PTF's added the support to the compiler, but *not* to the
syntax checker in SEU.  Therefore, SEU will complain, but ignore it
and compile it anyway.

You may also want to put it in a separate /Copy member.  This
circumvents the SEU message, but more importantly gives an easy method
to make global additions to your H specs, while still allowing you to
add other H specs to your source.  (As opposed to supplying just a
default H spec data area.)

I also like *NoDebugIO, but *SrcStmt is the real benefit IMHO.  The
PTF cover letters explain the options.

Doug 
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