>There are other external factors to consider as well, for example a program >that does a CAF connect to DB2 or MQ cannot come from a re-usable address >space.
I'm no DB2 specialist, but I seem to understand that you can use the (elder) Call-Attach-Facility (CAF) or the (newer) RRSAF to connect to DB2 from your programs. Right? Are initiator address spaces and TSO user address spaces non-reusable address spaces per se? I thought every address space is re-usable until it does some (specific?) cross-memory binding, which renders it non-reusable. Also, I believe this limitation has been relieved some time ago (but I can't remember the details). Anyway, your statement confuses me. What am I missing or missunderstandig? -- Peter Hunkeler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
