GIM44401Wasmname WAS NOT ASSEMBLED FOR enttype entname IN SYSMOD sysmod BECAUSE SMP/E COULD NOT FIND ASSEMBLER INPUT FOR asmname.
asmname WAS NOT ASSEMBLED FOR enttype entname IN
SYSMOD sysmod BECAUSE SMP/E COULD NOT FIND ASSEMBLER
INPUT FOR asmname.
Explanation
- asmname
- name of an ASSEM entry or MOD entry
- enttype
- MAC or SRC
- entname
- name of the MAC or SRC entry used for the assembly
- sysmod
- ID of the SYSMOD that contains the MAC or SRC
There are several reasons this message is issued:
- Because of a macro update or replacement, SMP/E looked for the source that must be assembled to create the module. However, it could not find an ASSEM entry or SRC entry for the source. Therefore, it assumed that the module created from the assembly does not belong on your system.
- SMP/E found a SRC entry that did not contain an FMID and an RMID. As a result, SMP/E assumes that the source has not been installed.
System action
SMP/E processing continues.
Programmer response
Specify the assembler input by doing one of
the following:
- If you are assembling a macro and the assembler input is in a library, an SRC entry, or an ASSEM entry, add the ASSEM and DISTSRC operands to the element MCS.
- Create a target or distribution zone ASSEM entry that creates the assembler input.
- Create a target or distribution zone SRC entry that creates the assembler input.
Then reinstall the SYSMOD.