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Appendix G: A Sample EXEC Procedure for
Copying DOS/VS Macros into a CMS MACLI B You may wish to create the following EXEC procedure, DOSMAC, which will
aid you in creating a DOS macro library under CMS. This procedure has not been formally tested by IBM; it is
presented here for your convenience only.
To execute the following EXEC procedure, you must be in CMS/DOS mode.
If a private source statement library is to be used, the appropriate ACCESS, ASSGN, and DLBL commands must be issued, specifying the DOS/VS disk on which that library resides. The procedure creates a DSERV listing on your CMS disk and uses the source statement directory listing
to create an EXEC file that issues a separate ESERV command for each DOS/VS macro. You then can use the CMS Editor to delete all the ESERV commands for macros you do not wish to move at this time. The procedure
then creates a CMS macro library with a MACLIB filename specified by
you. If you do not specify a filename, the default is DOSMAC. !Q1e: If you have too many DOS/VS macros to move to your eMS disk, the MACLIB build process may exceed one of the CMS file system limitations
and abnormally terminate. All macros prior to the one that caused the
error message probably were cataloged correctly. Reinvoke the EXEC procedure and then use the CMS Editor to delete the ESERV commands for
all the macros previously cataloged. You must also specify some other
filename (such as DOSMAC2) for this new macro library.
Alternatively, if you want to avoid the abnormal termination of the MAC LIB build process, you may want to delete some or all of the ESERV commands for the following DOS/VS macros the first time you invoke this EXEC procedure: BTMOD MCRAS SGCCWT CDMOD MTMOD SGEND DAMOD SDMODFI SGPMAIN DAMODV SDMODFO SGPSUB FOPT SDMODVO SGSVC IOINTER SDMODVU COBBG IOTAB SDMODW COBF2 ISMOD Check a DSERV listing and delete the ESERV commands for the
largest DOS macros first. Then manually create a second set of ESERV commands, specifying those macros not included in the first CMS MACLIB. Appendix G: Sample EXEC Procedure for Copying DOS/VS Macros 443