Peter,
About 20 years ago We had a user do things like this in TSO. He was
bypassing everything WTORs just generally abusing the system. It was
discouraging that management would not do anything about it. One time
the *BIG* boss wanted to know why the system was crashing so often, I
raised my hand and suggested taking away TSO from one of the big
abusers. The big boss never asked the question (at least to us) again.
Ed
On Aug 26, 2006, at 2:41 PM, Peter Relson wrote:
I'm writing a SVC screening program to monitor some SVCs.
Just to mention, since no one else seems to have: this is an abuse
of SVC
screening. Perhaps not a big abuse, but one nevertheless.
"Subsystem SVC screening allows a system routine to define those
SVCs that
a specific task can validly issue."
You just better make sure that 100% of the environment for the SVC
target
routine is set up when you give control to that routine, and that
you did
nothing that the system might rely on not having happened. I'm
being vague
here because there is no documentation available or intended to
tell you
what the 100% is and what (if anything) you must not do.
Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design
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