Full part replacement local modification

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To be done at initial install or first time a local modification is made to the ASMADOPT ASSEMBLE file.
  1. Establish HLASM minidisk order

    VMFSETUP 5696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS}

  2. Build a new copy of the MACLIB (This is needed so you get the current copy of any macros that the assemble file needs.)

    VMFBLD PPF 5696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} ASMBLMAC (SERVICED

  3. Make a copy of the assemble file on the 2C2 (E-disk) using the local modid as part of the file type.

    COPYFILE ASMADOPT ASSEMBLE fm-2c2 = ASMLnnnn fm-2c2

    Note: ASML is a required file type for local modifications. The nnnn is a user-defined number assigned to this fix.
  4. Incorporate your local modification into the copy of the assemble (ASMLnnnn) file on your LOCALSAM 2C2 disk.
  5. Update the VVT tables for both the TXT and ASM files by issuing the following VMFSIM commands.

    VMFSIM LOGMOD 5696234J VVTLCL E TDATA :MOD LCLnnnn :PART ASMADOPT TXT

    VMFSIM LOGMOD 5696234J VVTLCL E TDATA :MOD LCLnnnn :PART ASMADOPT ASM

  6. Build the new assemble file to be used in next step

    VMFBLD PPF 5696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} ASMBLSAM ASMADOPT ( ALL

  7. Issue the assemble command for the file.

    VMFHLASM ASMADOPT 5696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} ($SELECT OUTMODE E NOCKGEN HLASM NOSEG EHLASM

    Note: Consult VMSES/E Introduction and Reference for additional information, for extra ASSEMBLE options.

    If the assemble function is successful, then file ASMADOPT TXTLnnnn will be placed on the LOCALSAM 2C2 (E) disk

  8. Build your local modification on the test build disk by issuing the following command.

    VMFBLD PPF 5696234J {HLASM | HLASMSFS} (SERVICED

  9. Place the local modification into production

    Typically this is placing the ASMADOPT module on MAINT's 19E disk. Use VMFCOPY from within MAINT's userid.