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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Peter Hunkeler
>
> Jim, Peter
> Thanks a lot. I understand it is not some precise measurement. I understand
> this as a means to keep a
> badly written SLIP from negatively impacting the system.
>
> Out of curiosity: When SLIP SLIH code is active for a SLIP, what happens if
> another SLIP is triggered
> on another CP? Is the system in a non-dispatchable state? Is SPIN SLIH code
> serialized?
> --Peter Hunkeler
Found this note in the doc for SLIP SET parameters:
"Between the instant matchlim is reached and when the trap is actually
disabled, a small amount of time elapses. It is possible for the trap to match
on another CPU during this small time interval. If this occurs, matchlim will
actually be exceeded, with unexpected results. Therefore, use caution in
setting a trap in a heavily used module as, for example, the dispatcher."
Not sure if this would apply generally, though.
-jc-
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