In <[email protected]>,
on 03/14/2011
at 11:35 AM, "McKown, John" <[email protected]> said:
>The documentation that I can find is not really very helpful. Or I
>just don't understand it. But I'm wondering what, if any, is the
>relationship between PSAAOLD and either the home address space or the
>primary address space.
PSAAOLD identifies the dispatched address space; it does not identify
either the primary or secondary address space.
>What brought this on is a product which works on z/OS 1.10, but
>abends with an S0C4-11 on z/OS 1.12.
That suggests that you're using the wrong ALET to access something. If
you need to look at data in the private area of someone else's address
space, then you need to ensure
1. That it is swapped in
2. That the address space is addressable. The easies way to
do this is to run in AR mode and use an AR pointing to that
address space
>The code appears to be using a pointer to the job's ASCB to look at
>some data in the job's SSIB.
Has IBM moved the SSIB between releases?
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