z/TPF Program Management - IBM

Work with loadsets
When using loadsets, use the ZOLDR command to complete the following tasks:
v “Clear E-type loader file resident records.”
v “Load a loadset of E-type programs and files.”
v “Activate a loadset of E-type programs and files” on page 88.
v “Selectively activate a loadset of E-type programs and files” on page 88.
v “Deactivate a loadset of E-type programs and files” on page 88.
v “Delete a loadset of E-type programs and files” on page 88.
v “Accept a loadset of E-type programs and files” on page 88.
v “Exclude an E-type program or file from a loadset of E-type programs and files”
on page 89.
v “Reinclude an E-type program or file to a loadset of E-type programs and files”
on page 89.
v “Reclaim system resources” on page 89.
v “Display loadset information” on page 89.
v “Change E-type loader program attributes” on page 90.
v “Change E-type loader values” on page 90.
You can to use the ZDEAT command to display ECB status.
Note: For online help, enter ZOLDR ?, ZDEAT ?, orseez/TPF Operations for
more information about the ZOLDR and ZDEAT commands.
Clear E-type loader file resident records
Use the ZOLDR CLEAR command to clear and initialize all E-type loader file
resident records the first time the system is IPLed or if E-type loader records are
damaged.
Load a loadset of E-type programs and files
Use the ZOLDR LOAD command to load a loadset of programs and files. ZOLDR
LOAD reads program records from an input device and writes them to 4KB fixed file
records; files are written to z/TPF collection support file system (TFS).
Note: If you are loading from a virtual reader, make sure your OLDR job output has
been converted. Use the ELDRVRDR EXEC to convert OLDR JOB output to
a spool file that supports virtual reader input. A sample ELDRVRDR EXEC is
shipped as segment UELV.
The names of the loaded loadsets are maintained in loadset directory (LSD)
records. The names and temporary file locations of the loaded programs are
maintained in E-type loader program directory (EPD) records. The names and
temporary file locations of the loaded files are maintained in the TFS. Loaded
programs and files have no effect on system activity until they are activated.
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