I have only seen SUBSYS=LAM and SUBSYS=PANV coded on DD statements that
defined an entire "PDS-like" dataset that the program would access with BPAM
macros: BLDL, FIND, READ, etc.:
//SYSLIB DD DSN=OUR.PANVALET.LIBRARY,DISP=SHR,SUBSYS=PANV
Does anyone know *for sure* whether the LAM and PANV access methods support
coding SUBSYS=LAM on a DD statement that references a single member for QSAM
access? In other words something like
//SYSIN DD DSN=OUR.PANVALET.LIBRARY(MAINPROG),DISP=SHR,SUBSYS=PANV
Thanks in advance.
Charles
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Yes, that works as well for both Subsystems listed. QSAM with the member
name specified just like you have it
Also in the SYSLIB you can concatenate "real" IBM PDSs with the "other"
library types, but must specify SUBSYS=????
On all those DDs as well in the SYSLIB concat.
Good Luck!
Jeff Bruner
L2 Support for CA Librarian & CA Panvalet
Charles