The DSNAME from the DRA startup table is used to dynamically allocate the data set that
contains the rest of the ODBA interface routines. The DDNAME is generated to allow multiple
connections to IMS from the same z/OS application region. ODBA does not use the
DDNAME parameter, so it is ignored if it is specified.
The default DSNAME is IMS.SDFSRESL. This is the default name established by the IMS
generation process. Make sure that this data set is APF-authorized.
19.3.2 Loading and running ODBA in the z/OS application region
Table 19-3 shows the modules that need to be made available to the z/OS ODBA application ...
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