In a message dated 8/22/2008 4:22:45 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Ok, Bill. Lightbulb time. It's tucked away in the ASSB. ASSBSTKN. The OS creates it when it creates an address space. Glad you found it. I haven't yet learned a good rule of thumb as to why some address space-related fields are in the ASCB, ASSB, or the ASXB. Sometimes I find the control block that has field X in it by doing an ISPF 3.14 with something resembling "X" in the search field and the data set name is first SYS1.MACLIB(*) and then SYS1.MODGEN(*) if necessary.
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