It would be helpful to see the code (human and object) for both the EX
and MVC instruction. From your description, I guess the EX uses R15 to
keep the length. But I don't know that the EX is actually pointing to
the MVC nor what registers the MVC is using. Remember that it is
possible to get a S0C4-4 even in key 0 if the storage is marked as
READ-ONLY in the page table for the page in question. I don't know if
CICS/TS 4.2 does this for things loaded into R[E]DSA or not. We don't
run 4.2.

On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Richard Verville
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I have this strange problem with CICS TS 4.2 (trial version) which has NOT 
> been happening with other TS 4.2 clients. I need to hook in a CICS program 
> (12 bytes) to get control in my routine. In order to do so, my prog issues a 
> LOAD (SVC 08) to get the address and issue a SVC (I coded) to actually zap 
> the 12 bytes. The loaded routine is in private storage SUBPOOL 252 KEY-0 
> storage. My SVC is running KEY 0. The starting address I want to modify is 
> 0001F080 for 12 bytes. I'm getting the exception on 0001F004.The SVC is doing 
> an EXECUTE instruction which points to a MVC instruction. I don't understand 
> why I'm getting this as this runs at many other sites w/o problems. Any ideas 
> anyone ? Richard
>
>  MVS Registers and PSW.
>
>     PSW:  070C2000 80000000 00000000 00D4DC6E   Instruction Length:  4
>                                                 Interrupt Code:  04
>     Exception Address:  00000000_0001F004
>
>     Execution key at Program Check/Abend: 0     Addressing Mode:  31
>
>     Space at Program Check/Abend: Basespace
>
>     Breaking Event Address: 00000000_00D4DB86
>                             - offset UNKNOWN in module UNKNOWN
>
>     64-BIT REGISTERS 0-15
>
>     GPR 0-1   00000000_8001E150  00000000_0005DC58
>     GPR 2-3   00000000_0005DC58  00000000_0001F0F8
>     GPR 4-5   00000000_001CAB60  00000000_0000000B
>
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