On Mon, 7 Aug 2006 11:43:13 -0400 Michael Coffin said: >Doesn't SYSPROF execute BEFORE the user's A disk is accessed? If that's >the case, no problem with them having a copy on their A disk - it will >never execute ahead of the "system" version on MAINT 190 (or 19E).
Actually, SYSPROF accesses the A filemode, either SFS directory or 191. If I was pedantic, I would say No, it doesn't execute BEFORE, since SYSPROF doesn't complete until after the ACCESS, but the intent is yes, the A filemode isn't available when the SYSPROF starts. However, you probably could take the opposite approach, and remove the SYSPROF from the S-disk and only keep it in the INSTSEG. Then you just have to resave the INSTSEG to change it, not resave CMS to save the SSTAT. What happens when you purge your INSTSEG is left as an exercise for the reader. > >Michael Coffin, President /ahw
