Binder/linkage editor (option 4.7)

The Foreground Binder/Linkage Editor is called from the Foreground Binder/Linkage Edit panel, shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Foreground Binder/Linkage Editor panel (ISRFP07B)

   Menu  RefList  Utilities  Help
 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
                        Foreground Binder/Linkage Editor
                                                                    More:     +
 ISPF Library:
    Project . . . MYPROJ  
    Group . . . . DEV      . . .          . . .          . . .         
    Type  . . . .         
    Member  . . .           (Blank or pattern for member selection list)

 Other Partitioned Data Set:
    Data Set Name  . .                                                        

                               Processor
 List ID . . . . .             1  1. Binder
 Password  . . . .                2. Linkage Editor

 Linkage editor/binder options: (options LOAD, LIB, and PRINT generated
 automatically)
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 Command ===>                                                                 
  F1=Help      F2=Split     F3=Exit      F7=Backward  F8=Forward   F9=Swap
 F10=Actions  F12=Cancel

All the fields on this panel are explained in the "ISPF Libraries and Data Sets" topic of the z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I except List ID, which is explained in List data sets, "Additional input libraries", which is explained in Input data sets, and here:

Linkage editor/binder options: Enter any options you need, except LOAD, LIB, or PRINT. ISPF generates these options automatically. LOAD writes the output object module to a partitioned data set.
Note: Sequential data sets are invalid when using the Linkage Editor.

LIB specifies the input data set concatenation sequence. PRINT writes the output listing to a list data set. See List data sets and Object data sets for more information.
Binder: Determines whether the Linkage Editor (NOBINDER) or Binder (BINDER) is invoked.
Note: The binder is available only if DFSMS 1.1, or later, is installed.
SYSLIB: The name of the data set that is to contain the ISPF library concatenation sequence used to resolve any copy statements specified in your program. See Input data sets and the SYSLIB Data Set section in the topic about Allocation Data Sets in the z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I for more information.
SYSLIN: The name of the data set that is to contain the object module. The SYSLIN field is provided to accommodate the VS Pascal XA and NOXA processing options. See Input data sets and the SYSLIB Data Set section in the topic about Allocation Data Sets in the z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol I for more information.