IBM Mainframe Forum

[Gilbert52]

Hello!

I can't run PL/I programs because the dataset IBMZ.V3R8M0.SIBMZCMP is missing. I did a 3.4 and found out that the IBMZ.* dataset is missing in the z/OS 1.10 ADCD package. Am I missing a DASD image?

Thanks for any info.

[enrico-sorichetti]

Am I missing a DASD image?

since we do not have access to Your installation material we cannot tell what You are missing
why not ask IBM ?

[Robert Sample]

Did you look at the IEL370 (or IEL380) HLQ?

[Gilbert52]

Did you look at the IEL370 (or IEL380) HLQ?

You are my hero!

I saw IEL370.SIBMZCMP, IEL370.SIBMZPRC among others, so I inserted:
//STEPLIB DD DSN=IEL370.SIBMZCMP(IBMZPLI)
// DD DSN=CEE.SCEERUN,DISP=SHR

And it worked!!!
Thank you, very much, man!

I wondered why does the cataloged procedure look for a non-existing IBMZ dataset? Does something need to be installed?

[enrico-sorichetti]

I wondered why does the cataloged procedure look for a non-existing IBMZ dataset? Does something need to be installed?

because You looked in the wrong place ... IEL370.SIBMZPRC has the right ones
and there are two schools of thinking about compiler libraries names ( the same for COBOL )

and ...

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 BROWSE    ADCD.Z110.PROCLIB(IBMZC) - 01.00           Line 00000000 Col 001 080
 Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> CSR 
********************************* Top of Data **********************************
//IBMZC   PROC LNGPRFX='IBMZ.V3R7M0',LIBPRFX='CEE',                             
//             SYSLBLK=3200                                                     
//*     

is just asking to use the right LNGPRFX

not an ADCD issue, but a poor understanding of its environment
nothing that a 3.4 with Dsname Level . . . **.SIBMZCMP would not have found

[Robert Sample]

Compiler high level prefixes tend to vary -- drastically -- from site to site. Many sites change the IBM defaults; many other sites do not. Some sites use link list names for load libraries that do not reference the software version; other sites use the version as part of the data set name, even in the link list. You should never expect to be able to use a compile procedure as delivered from IBM -- always expect to have to customize it.