I was wondering if you have looked at the sample SYS1.SAMPLIB for member 
IEEACTRT

We typically used the sample IBM Supplied

Lizette


-----Original Message-----
>From: Joel M Ivey <ji...@cio.sc.gov>
>Sent: Mar 24, 2017 12:26 PM
>To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
>Subject: 0C4, 071, 822 abends in IEFACTRT after zOS 2.2
>
>After migrating to zOS 2.2, a vendor-customized IEFACTRT routine 
>started getting 0c4, 071, and 822 abends in certain highly-used 
>initiators.  We discovered that the vendor portion was supposed 
>to have been removed prior to 2.2 so we removed their custom 
>module.  Abends still occurred.  We downloaded the latest source of
>IEFACTRT from CBT109, compared it to what we already had and there 
>were very few differences.  We assembled the latest
>source and moved it into production.   Same thing.  
>
>An excerpt from IBM support, in reference to the latest CBT109 IEFACTRT:
>"This 0C4 abend led to IEFACTRT's recovery routine being invoked. 
>According the the SCB control block, the recovery routine is located at 
>+x'972':
> 
>+972 4140 0004 
>+976 1904 
>+978 4770 C986 <----- 
>+97C 5802 0000 
>+980 41F0 0004 
>+984 07FE 
>
>"On entry to this routine, regs R3-R12 are zeroes - so the instruction at 
>+x'978' triggers a branch to address 00000986. This address is in the PSA, 
>and is used as a savearea by disabled routines. As a result, the contents at 
>this address may vary - leading to unpredictable abends - including 0c1 
>abends and spin loops."
>
>Any other shops have issues on zOS 2.2 with CBT109 IEFACTRT?
>
>Thanks,
>Joel M Ivey
>

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