> Has anyone had problems with Dynamic SSI functions (using the IEFSSI > macro) causing S0C1 in IEFJSARR or IEFJRASP ?
IEFJRASP is the subsystem router and IEFJSARR is its (ARR) recovery interface. Without knowing anything about your application, one of two things is happening; (1) your SSI function is not in memory at the location the system "thinks" it is, so IEFJRASP is getting a S0C1 on the BALR to your code -or- (2) your code is getting control and abending S0C1 prior to setting any recovery. There will be logrec records in either case, so it ought to be pretty simple to track down the cause. > I think I am having problems in the following areas: > 1) Does the CVT still map the CVTCSRT (callable services request table) > during an SSI event? The CVT is in the nucleus (which is in the common area) so the CVT address is the same for all callers. Anything that is "in the CVT" looks the same no matter where (or when) you look from. > 2) Do some vendor products replace the IBM program IEFJSREC with their > own? Not that I know of, but I have led a sheltered existence :-) CC ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
