Creating and Executing CMS LOADLIBs

If the program to be executed resides on a CMS disk, use the LKED command. The LKED command creates a CMS LOADLIB from a CMS TEXT file. For example:

LKED TESTFILE

takes the CMS TEXT file, TESTFILE TEXT, and creates the CMS LOADLIB, TESTFILE LOADLIB. The CMS LOADLIB created by the LKED command is an OS simulated partitioned data set (PDS) named TESTFILE LOADLIB and contains one member named TESTFILE.

Before executing TESTFILE, use the GLOBAL command to identify the LOADLIB to be searched:

GLOBAL LOADLIB TESTFILE

Then the OSRUN command loads, relocates, and executes the TESTFILE member of TESTFILE LOADLIB:

OSRUN TESTFILE