Re: IMS QLOGMSGP DSECT - ASM x86 ASM 370
This is a discussion on Re: IMS QLOGMSGP DSECT - ASM x86 ASM 370 ; Tony wrote:
> Has anyone used the QLOGMSGP DSECT? If you have, can you please give
> me an example of how it is used in a assmebler program. I'm sorry
> about the length, but I am including the ...
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Re: IMS QLOGMSGP DSECT
Tony wrote:
> Has anyone used the QLOGMSGP DSECT? If you have, can you please give
> me an example of how it is used in a assmebler program. I'm sorry
> about the length, but I am including the DSECT in this message. If
> there is anyone here that can help me, I would really appreciate it.
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What is it you are trying to do? I'm not sure that I've used this
precise DSECT, but I have done some IMS stuff.
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Re: IMS QLOGMSGP DSECT
Steve Thompson <n_o_spam.steve_t@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message news:<3EF7C88A.9090207@ix.netcom.com>...
> Tony wrote:
> > Has anyone used the QLOGMSGP DSECT? If you have, can you please give
> > me an example of how it is used in a assmebler program. I'm sorry
> > about the length, but I am including the DSECT in this message. If
> > there is anyone here that can help me, I would really appreciate it.
> <snip>
>
> What is it you are trying to do? I'm not sure that I've used this
> precise DSECT, but I have done some IMS stuff.
>
>
>
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Steve,
I just want to use the DSECT to map the TEXT SEGMENT. Specifically I
would like to map the Scratch-Pad Area(SPA). I am doing some PL/1 to
Cobol conversion, and I want to make sure that (using the same test
data) the new COBOL programs SPA is the same as the old PL/1 programs
SPA. If you know of a way to do this, I would really appreciate the
help.