II08597: MODULES LINK EDITED INCORRECTLY AFTER CBIPO INSTALLATION

APAR status

• INTRAN

Error description

• Whenever a new PTF is put onto the CBIPO database any modules
  supplied in this PTF are link edited with the attributes
  contained on the ++MOD statement.  If there are no attributes
  on the ++MOD then the defaults are used (NORENT NOREUS NOREFR).
  The attributes of this module are then compared to the
  attributes of the module as it was originally supplied in the
  FMID.  If they are different then they are changed to reflect
  the attributes of the module as supplied by the FMID.  However,
  if a PTF is put onto the database prior to its owning FMID then
  the modules will remain linked with whatever attributes were
  obtained from the PTF or the defaults.  This may yield
  incorrect results, as was found with the following DFSMS mods:
  IGG0CLEI IGG0CLFY IGG0CLF6 IGG0CLGF IGG0CLKH and IDAIISM1
  The defaults NORENT NOREUS and NOREFR were used since the ++MOD
  MCS did not contain link edit attributes.  These modules all
  should have been liked as reentrant (RENT) however.  This
  problem was discovered in 1994.  As a result the CBIPO process
  has been changed to identify any PTFs that already exist on the
  database at the time when the owning FMID is put on.  If any are
  found then all the modules supplied by these PTFs will be
  relinked so that their attributes match those contained in the
  modules supplied by the owning FMID.
  

Local fix

• If any modules have been delivered by CBIPO that are linkedited
  incorrectly then the following should be done:
  1) Get the RMID value from the MOD entry in the CSI.  The DLIB
     and TARGET zone should contain the same value when the CBIPO
     install is complete.
  2) If the RMID specifies an FMID name then the module was
     linked incorrectly in the product itself and CBIPO is not at
     fault.  If the RMID contains a PTF name then this PTF needs
     to be obtained from IBM and reAPPLYed and reACCEPTed.
  

Problem summary

Problem conclusion

Temporary fix

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