On Mon, 16 Sep 2013 14:20:37 +0000, Rob Scott wrote: >I seem to recall that common/shared memory objects are associated with the >RASP address space rather than *MASTER*. > >There are a non-trivial amount of ISV software products that squirrel stuff >away in ASID(1) off existing TCBs and some even go so far as to schedule an >IRB over to ASID(1) and create their own TCBs to store stuff. > >I suggest the customer takes an in-flight dump of ASID(1) and run some IPCS >VSMDATA reports - maybe they could narrow the usage down by subpool/key and >sniff the storage contents for eye-catchers that might provide clues as to >ownership or purpose.
Thanks for the suggestion ... ;-) As it happens, given our outage last week, today I took a dump including *master*, PCAUTH, RASP, ALLOCAS so I could fill some free time finding out what/who may have contributed. And yes, I *am* aware ISVs get wild and loose in ASID 0001. Unfortunately a CICS SOS dump got in the way. Maybe tomorrow ... Shane ... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
