On Sun, 1 Jun 2008 14:10:08 -0400 Sam Golob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

:>    If you are a user of the LOOK TSO command to browse active storage, 
:>from CBT Tape File 264 (www.cbttape.org - see Updates page), you have to 
:>be informed of the following development:

:>Important note, for the LOOK command to work:    
:>--------- ----  --- --- ---- ------- -- ----     
:>   Note from Sam Golob:  The LOOK program needs  
:>   a PARMLIB setting in the active DIAGxx member:
:>                                   ****          
:>   >>>>>>>>  VSM ALLOWUSERKEYCSA(YES)   <<<<<<<< 
:>                                                 
:>   This was the default until z/OS 1.8, but in   
:>   z/OS 1.9, VSM ALLOWUSERKEYCSA(NO) is the      
:>   default.  It now has to be specifically set to
:>   VSM ALLOWUSERKEYCSA(YES), or LOOK will abend  
:>   with a SB0A, reason code 5C.                  
:>-------------------------------------------------

:>   This is one of the "gotchas" that get you when you go to a new z/OS 
:>release.  Better to be informed, than not informed.  The solution was 
:>discovered, when I looked up the SB0A, reason code 5C abend in the z/OS 
:>1.9 System Codes book.  Since a lot of people use the LOOK command (or 
:>at least they SHOULD), I figured I'd spread the word around.

:>   All the best of everything to y'all........

Much better to change LOOK to not use SP241 userkey storage.

Doesn't IPCS support browsing protected active storage in v1.9?

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