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SUPERXMT is a IBM TRANSMIT command wrapper program.

SUPERXMT allows for a larger parameter list to be passed to XMT which allows us to perform generic transmits of members of a PDS. (i.e. ASL* will transmit all members starting with ASL from a PDS)

The original program SUPERXMT program uses an internal userid table to determine who is allowed to use it. This table is externalised in the latest version thereby removing the need to change and re-assemble SUPERXMT in order to add or remove users.

Note: The user table will not override any security system definitions that may be in place.

We believe that original creator of SUPERXMT is Dan Little of Royal Bank (Canada).

SUPERXMT is used by our XMT facility but it is only needed if a generic tranmission is required.

While SUPERXMT is not required it is certainly recommended

We have two different versions of SUPERXMT. The only difference between them is that one has an internal authorised user table (SUPERXMO), the other uses an external table (SUPERXMT uses the external table GOODGUYS).

 

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SUPERXMT
Source Code

This link will take you to a text file that contains the assembler source code for SUPERXMT.

This is the version that uses an external table for userid authorisation.

The sample source code for GOODGUYS is available below.		  
 
 
 

SUPERXMO
Source Code

This link will take you to a text file that contains the assembler source code for SUPERXMO.

This is the source code for the version of SUPERXMT that contains the internal authorised user table. 		 
 
 
 

GOODGUYS
Source Code

This link will take you to a text file that contains the assembler source code for GOODGUYS.

If you want to use a different name for the authorisation module you need to change the LOAD=GOODGUYS statement in SUPERXMT to reflect the change.		  
 
 
 

Source Code
and
assemble JCL
XMI file

This link will take you to a XMIT file that contains the assembler source code for SUPERXMT and sample JCL for assembling the program.

It also contains information about the program and the usual disclaimers and copyright statements. When you have uploaded and received this file execute the UNPACK member (see image below).

 
 
 

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