Load Module - Member Selection Criteria panel

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 Library:  'FM3887.COBOL.V620.LOAD'

 Compiler:                                                        ALL
    Names/IDs COBOL, PL/I                                        +  
    Options . ARCH(8),ARCH(9)                                    +  

 CSECT:
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Compiler Names/IDs

Specify strings that will be used to find matching names or product IDs (PIDs) of the compilers used to create CSECTs in the load module.

Multiple string arguments can be entered. Use the comma character as a delimiter between the strings.

When multiple search strings are specified, by default any string that is found in a compiler name is treated as a match for the load module. If you need all of the search strings to be found to constitute a match, select the ALL option that corresponds to the compiler Names/IDs field.

To specify a filter containing lowercase characters, use a character string in the format c'string'. Filters can also be specified as hexadecimal strings in the format x'hex-digits'.

The following is an example of using a PID as a search string to select load modules containing CSECTs created with the OS/VS COBOL compiler:

5740CB1

Compiler Options

Specify strings that will be used to search for a match in the set of compiler options used to create CSECTs in the load module.

Multiple string arguments can be entered. Use the comma character as a delimiter between the strings.

When multiple search strings are specified, by default any string that is found in a set of compiler options is treated as a match for the load module. If you need all of the search strings to be found to constitute a match, select the ALL option that corresponds to the compiler Compiler Options field.

To specify a filter containing lowercase characters, use a character string in the format c'string'. Filters can also be specified as hexadecimal strings in the format x'hex-digits'.

The following is an example of search strings used to select load modules containing CSECTs created with either of the compiler options ARCH or TUNE:

ARCH,TUNE

CSECT Names

Specify strings that will be used to search for a match in the CSECT names in the load module.

Multiple string arguments can be entered. Use the comma character as a delimiter between the strings. Strings can contain the * and % wildcard characters.

To specify a filter containing lowercase characters, use a character string in the format c'string'. Filters can also be specified as hexadecimal strings in the format x'hex-digits'.

When multiple search strings are specified, by default any string that is found in a CSECT name is treated as a match for the load module. If you need all of the search strings to be found to constitute a match, select the ALL option that corresponds to the compiler CSECT Names field.

The following is an example of search strings used to select load modules containing the CSECT IGZEBST or any CSECTs whose name begins with ILBO:

IGZEBST,ILBO*

Processing Options (Match ALL)

Compiler filters

Enter / to require all the entered compiler name search strings to be found in a load module to constitute a match. When this option is not selected, if any of the compiler name search strings is found in a load module it is deemed a match.

Compiler Option filters

Enter / to require all the entered compiler option search strings to be found in a load module to constitute a match. When this option is not selected, if any of the compiler option search strings is found in a load module it is deemed a match.

CSECT name filters

Enter / to require all the entered CSECT name search strings to be found in a load module to constitute a match. When this option is not selected, if any of the CSECT name search strings is found in a load module it is deemed a match.