z/TPF Program Management - IBM

Data loader
Pilot Tape
(SDF)
ZSLDR LOAD DATA n
E-type loader recycle interface user Internet server programs user exit (UERA) to
specify the programs that comprise the Internet server application.
If the E-type loader recycle interface detects a change in any standard library
version, the caller is notified that a recycle is needed. The standard libraries are
CFVS, CISO, CJ00, CLBM, COMS, COMX, CPP1, CTAD, CTAL, CTBX, CTDF,
CTHD, CTIS, and CTXO. Use the E-type loader recycle interface user libraries user
exit (UERL) to specify additional standard libraries.
Related information:
v See tpf_etype_loader_recycle_interface.
v See ZOLDR ACCEPT and ZOLDR DELETE.
v See ECB-controlled program user exits.
Figure 9 shows how the ZSLDR command takes data from a pilot (SDF) tape and
loads it to online modules.
Data Loader
Output Msg
Primary Process
Data Flow
Online
Module
Online
Module
Figure 9. Loading fixed-file records using the ZSLDR command
When system has been brought to 1052 state for the first time by a loader general
file IPL, use the data loader to load it with fixed-file records. These records are
used by the system and by the application programs.
Offline loader support on Linux
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Online
Module
You can use the z/TPF offline loader on Linux to write offline image loader
component (TLDR) and offline E-type loader component (OLDR) files to both tape
devices and hierarchical file system (HFS) files. Use the file transfer protocol (FTP)
to send the z/TPF offline loader files that are created in your HFS to a z/TPF