PH67565: ANALYSIS FAILS FOR PROGRAM WHOSE NAME DOESN'T MATCH THE MODULE NAME GIVING MSGCQI5029W: ADATA FOR CSECT XXXX DOESN'T MATCH CSECT

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APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• Analysis fails for programs whose name doesn't match the module
  name. The analysis engine gives messages MSGCQI5029W: ADATA for
  CSECT XXXXX doesn't match the CSECT. Analyzing performance
  without ADATA. and MSGCQI5040W: Matching data item names from
  ADATA to module without using a listing is not supported for
  programs compiled with Enterprise COBOL 6.4. Programs in CSECT
  XXXXX will not use listing information during analysis.
  

Local fix

• Use the CONFIG parameter to specify a config file. Provided all
  programs are in the same module and all listing and ADATA files
  are in one dataset each with member names matching the program
  name, the config file can consist of a single entry for programs
  named "*", specifying the listing and ADATA datasets without any
  members.
  

Problem summary

• ****************************************************************
  * USERS AFFECTED: Users of Z Code Optimization Advice          *
  *                 analyzing programs that contain two or more  *
  *                 programs that are statically linked          *
  *                 together in a single module and that use     *
  *                 the ADATA and LISTING parameters instead of  *
  *                 the CONFIG parameter in the launcher JCL.    *
  ****************************************************************
  * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: Analysis fails for programs whose name  *
  *                      doesn't match the module name. The      *
  *                      analysis engine gives messages          *
  *                      MSGCQI5029W: ADATA for CSECT XXXXX      *
  *                      doesn't match the CSECT. Analyzing      *
  *                      performance without ADATA. and          *
  *                      MSGCQI5040W: Matching data item names   *
  *                      from ADATA to module without using a    *
  *                      listing is not supported for programs   *
  *                      compiled with Enterprise COBOL 6.4.     *
  *                      Programs in CSECT XXXXX will not use    *
  *                      listing information during analysis.    *
  ****************************************************************
  * RECOMMENDATION: Apply the provided PTF                       *
  ****************************************************************
  Z Code Optimization Advice had several requirements in order to
  successfully use the ADATA and LISTING parameters instead of
  setting up a config file, specified with the CONFIG parameter.
  One is that each ADATA file and each listing file reside in a
  dataset where the member name matches the program name. The
  other is that each module and each source file contain only one
  main program (nested programs are allowed). For clients who
  bind multiple programs statically, even if they meet the
  requirement for their ADATA and listing datasets and have only
  one main program per source file, they still have multiple
  programs in the module. The module name was used to find the
  correct ADATA and listing files for a program, so if multiple
  programs are in the same module, Z Code Optimization Advice
  would find the ADATA and listing files that matched the module
  name and try to use them for all programs. Since those ADATA
  and listing files would only match at most one of the programs,
  Z Code Optimization Advice detected a mismatch error when
  trying to use one program's ADATA or listing files to analyze
  other programs.
  

Problem conclusion

• When using the ADATA and LISTING parameters, Z Code
  Optimization Advice now attempts to use the program's name as
  the member name when looking for ADATA and listing files first,
  falling back to the module name if no ADATA or listing file
  member matching the program name was found. This allows for the
  correct ADATA and listing files to be used even when clients
  have multiple programs with distinct ADATA and listing files
  statically linked into one module.
  

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Modules/Macros

• CQIALC   CQIBE    CQIBXITA CQICONFG CQIINI1  CQIINI2  CQIINI3
  CQIINIJ1 CQIINIJ2 CQIINIJ3 CQIINIT  CQIINITJ CQIIVPE  CQIIVPJ
  CQIIVPS1 CQIIVPS2 CQIMSGE  CQIMSGK  CQIMSGT  CQIRIDT
  

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  CODE OPT ADVICE

• Fixed component ID

  5900B4M04

Applicable component levels

• R210 PSY UO04425

     UP25/08/26 P F508

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