John McKown wrote:

> I guess I had a major memory failure. I got into the books and you are
> correct. Even a global SRB is scheduled into an address space. It's just
> that global SRBs are dispatched before address spaces.
>
> I could have sworn that z/OS (MVS) had _something_ which did not run in
> an address space.
>
> And the books all seem to say that the program needs to be in globally
> addressable storage. Which seems strange to me if it an SRB runs in the
> context of an address space, why can't the code be in only that address
> space?
>
> I eagerly await being enlightened by the more knowledgeable of our
> members.

There are times when you need to run code an address space to do something
requiring PASN=HASN, but it is not convenient to load code in that address
space's private space.

Regards,
Henry

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