PH48668: COPYLOC without SYSLIB DD defined leads to IEC130I SYSLIB DD STATEMENT MISSING for each COPY statement

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APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• If the COPYLOC(library,...) compiler option is used without a
  library ddname definition being present, an IEC130I library DD
  STATEMENT MISSING message is generated for each COPY member [OF
  library] statement.
  
  (library is implicitly SYSLIB if omitted.)
  

Local fix

• Define a SYSLIB/library DD pointing to an empty PDS(E) or
  directory.
  

Problem summary

• ****************************************************************
  * USERS AFFECTED: All users of the Enterprise COBOL V6.4       *
  *                 compiler who are compiling programs with one *
  *                 or more COPYLOC options specified, but do    *
  *                 not include //SYSLIB DD or any other DD      *
  *                 statements in their compiler JCL for copy    *
  *                 book data sets.                              *
  ****************************************************************
  * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: Although the source program compiles    *
  *                      successfully, warning messages such as  *
  *                      "IEC130I SYSLIB DD STATEMENT MISSING"   *
  *                      may appear in the joblog for every COPY *
  *                      statement in the COBOL source program.  *
  ****************************************************************
  * RECOMMENDATION: Apply the IBM provided PTF                   *
  ****************************************************************
  The compiler was not checking if data sets referenced in COPYLOC
  statements were also included on DD statements in the compiler
  JCL. When an OPEN is issued against the DD name specified in a
  COPYLOC statement and the DD name was not included in the
  compiler JCL, it has not been allocated and the failed OPEN
  causes the system to issue messages such as "IEC130I SYSLIB DD
  STATEMENT MISSING".
  

Problem conclusion

• The compiler has been changed so that it now checks if a DD name
  specified in a COPYLOC compiler option has been previously
  allocated, meaning that there was a DD name statement for it in
  the compiler JCL, before it attempts to OPEN the DD name. This
  prevents the system from issuing confusing messages such as
  "IEC130I SYSLIB DD STATEMENT MISSING".
  

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

  PH45338

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Modules/Macros

• IGY8RWTU IGYADXIT IGYCASMB IGYCCBE  IGYCCCRT IGYCCICS IGYCCSRV
  IGYCDGEN IGYCDIAG IGYCDMAP IGYCEN$0 IGYCEN$1 IGYCEN$2 IGYCEN$3
  IGYCEN$4 IGYCEN$5 IGYCEN$8 IGYCEN$D IGYCEN$R IGYCFGEN IGYCFREE
  IGYCINIT IGYCJA$0 IGYCJA$1 IGYCJA$2 IGYCJA$3 IGYCJA$4 IGYCJA$5
  IGYCJA$8 IGYCJA$D IGYCJA$R IGYCJBLD IGYCJBLS IGYCJDM1 IGYCJDM2
  IGYCJDM3 IGYCJDM4 IGYCJDM5 IGYCJDM6 IGYCJDMB IGYCJDMR IGYCJGEN
  IGYCLIBR IGYCLSTR IGYCLVL0 IGYCLVL1 IGYCLVL2 IGYCLVL3 IGYCLVL8
  IGYCMALL IGYCOPI  IGYCOSCN IGYCPGEN IGYCRCTL IGYCRDPR IGYCRDSC
  IGYCREAL IGYCRWT  IGYCSCAN IGYCSIMD IGYCUE$0 IGYCUE$1 IGYCUE$2
  IGYCUE$3 IGYCUE$4 IGYCUE$5 IGYCUE$8 IGYCUE$D IGYCUE$R IGYCXREF
  IGYDRV   IGYEQCWI IGYISMKD IGYMSGE  IGYMSGK  IGYMSGT  IGYMSGXT
  IGYQC    IGYQCB   IGYQCBE  IGYQCBG  IGYQSPLT IGYWACPT IGYWALOC
  IGYWAPLY IGYWC    IGYWCL   IGYWCLG  IGYWDDEF IGYWDOPT IGYWIVP1
  IGYWIVP2 IGYWRECV IGYWRWD  IGYWSMPE IGYWUOPT IGYWZFS  IGYZQEN6
  IGYZQENU IGYZQJP6 IGYZQJPN
  

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  ENT COBOL FOR Z

• Fixed component ID

  5655EC600

Applicable component levels

• R640 PSY UP

     A

• R641 PSY UP

     A

• R642 PSY UI82932

     UP22/10/28 P F210

• R64H PSY UP

     A

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