Subschema Statements › LOAD MODULE Statement › Parameters

Parameters

LOAd MODule name is load-module-name

Identifies an existing load module. Load-module-name must be a 1- to 8-character alphanumeric value.

Version is

Supplies the version number of the load module. The version number defaults to the current session option for existing versions.

version-number

Specifies an explicit version number and must be an unsigned integer in the range 1 through 9999.

NEXt

Instructs the subschema compiler to assign the next highest or next lowest version number to load-module-name

HIGhest

Instructs the subschema compiler to assign the highest existing version number to load-module-name.

LOWest

Instructs the subschema compiler to assign the lowest existing version number to load-module-name.

user-specification

Identifies the user and the user's password. The default is the current session options.

If either the subschema compiler or the specific load module is secured, the compiler rejects the operation unless it finds the name and the password of an authorized user in one of the following places:

• The LOAD MODULE statement user-specification clause
• The current session option

Note: Expanded syntax for user-specification is presented in Chapter 13, “Parameter Expansions”.

AMOde is ANY

Indicates that the module is invoked in 31-bit addressing mode. ANY is the default.

If RMODE is ANY, then AMODE must be ANY.

AMOde is 24

Indicates that the module is invoked in 24-bit addressing mode.

RMOde is ANY

Indicates that the module can be loaded above or below the 16-megabyte line. ANY is the default residency mode.

RMOde is 24

Indicates that the module must be loaded below the 16-megabyte line.

DETails

Display and punches load module length, entry point address, number of RLD (relocation directory) entries, security class, logical deletion flag, and module type (subschema).

HIStory

Display and punches the date and time the load module was created.

ALL

Display and punches the entire load module description.

NONe

Display and punches only the load module name and version.

WITh SYNtax

For PUNCH only, punches an object deck accompanied by the ADD LOAD MODULE syntax described in the CA IDMS IDD DDDL Reference Guide. This option is useful for producing an object deck that is to be placed in a load area other than the system load library.