Defining the library-processing output file (SYSMDECK)
The SYSMDECK DD allocation is required for all
compilations. If you specify the MDECK compiler option, the SYSMDECK
DD allocation must specify a permanent MVS data set or
a z/OS®
UNIX file. However, if you use the NOMDECK
option, SYSMDECK can alternatively be specified as a utility (temporary) data
set.
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The following example specifies a permanent dataset name:
//SYSMDECK DD DSNAME=dsname,UNIT=SYSDA
The following example specifies a z/OS
UNIX
file:
//SYSMDECK DD PATH='/path/filename.dek',
//FILEDATA=TEXT,
//PATHOPTS=(ORDWR,OCREAT,OTRUNC),
//PATHMODE=(SIRUSR,SIWUSR)
The following example specifies a utility (temporary) data
set:
//SYSMDECK DD UNIT=SYSALLDAThe SYSMDECK file will contain a copy of the updated input
source after library processing, that is, the result of
COPY, BASIS, REPLACE, EXEC SQL
INCLUDE, and EXEC SQLIMS INCLUDE statements.