LMODMAPN (LMN)

The LMODMAPN function lists modules (maps CSECTs) in name order. Optional parameters AMODE, RMODE, and LINKDATE enable you to select specific modules based on address or residency mode and/or link date range. Optional parameters MBRNAME, MEMBER, MEMBERS and MBRMASK enable you to select specific members for processing and MBRNAMX and MEMBERX enable you to exclude specific members from processing. Optional parameter  CPLRO enables you to request a listing of compiler options (COBOL or Enterprise PL/I) used. The input DD (DD01) must specify an existing valid load module file. The report is written to the SYSLIST DD.


Important

  1. When File-AID detects long program names in a PDSE load object, it uses a two-line display per SD (Section Definition) or LD (external Label Definition) entry. For readability, SD entries contain the SD name followed by hyphens.

  2. If the module was processed for DDIO or ESS, Tname2 displays:

    1. *DDIO* when a DDIO member was generated in a DDIO data set and ESS records were not generated.
    2. *DDIO+ESS* when both DDIO member and ESS records were generated.
    3. *ESS* when ESS records were generated into the load module and no DDIO member was saved.

    and Tdate2 displays the time (hh:mm:ss) that the DDIO member and/or ESS records were produced. Refer to the Compuware Shared Services User/Reference Guide for more information on DDIO and ESS.

Example:

$$DD01 LMODMAPN LINKDATE=(2000/01/01,2000/06/30)

This example lists all modules in the data set with a link date on or between January 1, 2000 and June 30, 2000 in name order.

 

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