In a message dated 10/7/2007 1:30:54 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >I cannot fully understand what you mean by 'self-terminate'. >As I know, when the initiator is started the address space will always be there ready for the incoming job assigned by JES. One out of every few thousand jobs that pass through an initiator will do something bad that causes the initiator code itself to break. That's what I meant. Also the initiator code is not perfect. Once in a great while a bug is found somewhere in IBM's code. An initiator is more permanent than many other things, but if it should go away and your module goes away then what will happen to the next user who executes your missing SVC? The point is that you should find some SERIOUSLY permanent way to load your module. If you are planning to LOAD the module, then I think you might be interested in using the LOAD macro to do it. If so, then read the LOAD macro doc and you will quickly see how to find out how long the module is. Bill Fairchild Plainfield, IL
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