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Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 6:27 pm**

Dear friends.
How I can run ISPF edit macro that not exist in the sysproc liberary.Because I have not sufficient access autorithy to put my macro into SYSPROC or SYSEXEC liberary. Is there any way to run this macro.

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 6:42 pm**

Allocate your own librayry to the sysexec concatenation.

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tso alloc ds(your.library) fi(sysexec) shr

Assign that to a PK key and execute it every time you log on.

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 6:56 pm**

Will that change the allocation to be ONLY that library? Or will it just add it to the existing concatenation?

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 6:57 pm**

Good point - here they do not use sysexec so I have it all to myself.

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 6:58 pm**

Thanks Mr.NicC
I have a same quetion like last post.

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 7:03 pm**

Mr.NicC
I can't understand your mean clearly. What's happen exeactly about your answer to Mr.Ed Goodman?

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 7:13 pm**

Because SYSEXEC is not used in the logon proc that I have my ALLOC works fine but it is possible that it would remove other allocations had they been there. Having done a bit of searching on the forum I think you should be reading up about ALTLIB command. Try this:

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TSO HELP ALTLIB

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 9:06 pm**

These are my notes/quick reference:

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To allocate ones own libraries:

1) Rexx and CLIST libraries are done by allocating to SYSUEXEC and
SYSUPROC respectively
"ALLOC FI(SYSUEXEC) DA('dsn') SHR REU"
"ALLOC FI(SYSUPROC) DA('dsn') SHR REU"
Once allocated they have to be activated using the TSO ALTLIB service:
'ALTLIB ACT USER(EXEC)'
'ALTLIB ACT USER(PROC)'

2) ISPF libraries are done by using the LIBDEF ISPF service:
"LIBDEF ISP?LIB DATASET ID('dsn')"
where ? = P, S, T, M etc

To find out what is allocated:
LISTALC otherwise known as LISTA
ST option gives DD names that datasets are alloacated to
Options SYSNAMES and HISTORY give more detail
but...
ISRDDN gives an ISPF panel of the same info from which you can edit your
own datasets

I would need to do a little more research to see a) which DDNAMEs the system uses and, if I have to concat enate to the same DDNAMEs, what parameters I would need on ALLOC.

I noticed that one post on the forum used the command CONCAT but that must be a "home-grown" thing as I get "COMMAND NOT FOUND" here. It is probably a simple little exec but...

Posted: **Tue Mar 26, 2013 10:07 pm**

NicC wrote:... I noticed that one post on the forum used the command CONCAT but that must be a "home-grown" thing as I get "COMMAND NOT FOUND" here. It is probably a simple little exec but...

The easiest is the standard ALLOCATE command:

ALLOCATE FILE(SYSLIB) SHR REUS DATASET('SYS1.MACLIB' 'SYS1.MODGEN')

This has been in the ALLOCATE command for a very long time, possible going back to the original TSO/E.

Many shops have a CONCAT command of some sort, and it is possible to write a CLIST or Rexx EXEC, as NicC suggests. A CONCAT command is a good assignment for a beginner Assembler programmer. The simplest is frequently something like

CONCAT (DD-name DD-name ... DD-name)

The dd names in the list must be allocated, and they are concatenated so the first name is the name of the concatenation.

For example -

ALLOCATE FILE(SYSLIB) SHR REUS DATASET('SYS1.MACLIB')
ALLOCATE FILE(S2) SHR REUS DA('SYS1.MODGEN')
CONCAT (SYSLIB S2)

A CONCAT command is usually paired with a DECONCAT command to break the concatenation. There are fancier commands, like

CONCAT FILE(DD-name) DATASET(data set list)

That will insert the data set to the beginning of the concatenation if the file is already allocated, or just do the allocation, usually SHR.

Posted: **Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:38 pm**

I'm glad I spoke up. Do a simple allocation will erase all of the concatenations you already have. This will cause you headaches.

The usual next step is for the enterprising developer to find the current list of datasets, and reallocate them at start up including their own dataset. This will also cause headaches because they can change without warning or notice.

I'm at the stage of using a rexx/clist at login to list the current allocations and build a new allocate command that includes my datasets. It looks kind of like this:

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000001 /* REXX RE-ALLOCATOR */
000002
000003 /* REXX1 */
000004 X = OUTTRAP("LAC.",,"NOCONCAT")
000005 "LISTALC STATUS"
000006 Y = OUTTRAP('OFF')
000007 /* SAY 'TOTAL LINES TRAPPED' LAC.0 */
000008 DSCOUNT = 1
000009 DO I = 1 TO LAC.0
000010 CURLINE = LAC.I
000011 IF STRIP(CURLINE,'B') = 'KEEP' THEN
000012 ITERATE
000013 IF STRIP(CURLINE,'B') = 'DELETE' THEN
000014 ITERATE
000015 IF SUBSTR(STRIP(CURLINE,'B'),1,8) = 'TERMFILE' THEN
000016 ITERATE
000017 IF SUBSTR(CURLINE,1,1) = ' ' THEN
000018 DO
000019 CURLINE = STRIP(CURLINE,'B')
000020 IF SUBSTR(CURLINE,1,7) = 'SYSPROC' THEN
000021 DO
000022 PREVLINE = I - 1
000023 DSNAME.1 = STRIP(LAC.PREVLINE,'B')
000024 GRABEM = 1
000025 ITERATE
000026 END
000027 ELSE
000028 DO
000029 GRABEM = 0
000030 END
000031 END
000032 CURLINE = STRIP(CURLINE,'B')
000033 IF GRABEM = 1 THEN
000034 DSCOUNT = DSCOUNT + 1
000035 DSNAME.DSCOUNT = CURLINE
000036 END
000037 DSNAME.DSCOUNT = ''
000038 DSCOUNT = DSCOUNT - 1
000039 /* TACK ON YOUR OWN DSNS HERE */
000040 DSCOUNT = DSCOUNT + 1
000041 DSNAME.DSCOUNT = 'WTSO.GOODMAN.JCL'
000042 ALCMD = "ALLOC DDN(SYSPROC) DSN("
000043 DO I = 1 TO DSCOUNT
000044 /* SAY I DSNAME.I */
000045 ALCMD = ALCMD" '"DSNAME.I"'"
000046 END
000047 ALCMD = ALCMD " ) SHR REUSE"
000048 SAY "REALLOCATING SYSPROC..."
000049 /* SAY ALCMD */
000050 ADDRESS TSO ALCMD
000051 /* */
000052 /* */
000053 /* */

This snippet is for the SYSPROC DD. Line 5 lists all allocated datasets, 9-36 walks the list and saves off all of the files currently allocated to SYSPROC. 40-41 is where I add my library, and could add multiples if needed. 42-47 builds a new allocate command. 50 does the actual allocate.

I could still get in trouble here, if they change the output format of the LISTALC command, but I've been OK for more than a decade now.

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