Just a thought.  Is there a sample of this exit in your sys1.sample dataset?  
It might have more current info.

Lizette

-----Original Message-----
>From: Andrew Metcalfe <andrew.metca...@barclays.com>
>Sent: Dec 5, 2014 9:35 AM
>To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
>Subject: Ancient IEFUSI
>
>Folks
>
>I am finally getting around to modifying our IEFUSI exit to do something 
>sensible with MEMLIMIT as more tasks exploit 64-bit storage. This exit has 
>lain untouched for many many years, although it still functions correctly for 
>the things it is supposed to do with region size.
>
>However, now I come to look at it, it becomes my responsibility to fix any 
>anomalies I find. 
>
>The first of these is the alarming comment:
>
>*   ON ENTRY R10 POINTS TO THE LCT.
>*   SEE MICROFICHE OF IEFSMFIE AT CURRENT PTF LEVEL COS IT'S
>*   POSSIBLE FOR THIS TO CHANGE
>
>The documentation for IEFUSI makes no reference to R10 pointing to the LCT, 
>indeed it states that R2-R12 are not applicable.
>My investigations have determined that R10 does indeed point to the LCT, but 
>how long this will remain the case is not for me to gamble on, so I have to 
>find another way.
>
>The exit uses LCTSCTVA as input to SWAREQ to get to the SCTX via the SCT. It 
>then takes a copy of the SCTX using IEFQMREQ and updates (in certain 
>circumstances) the SCTXSTL value and re-writes the SCTX using IEFQMREQ.
>
>Given that I can’t rely on R10 pointing to the LCT, should I be using JSCSCTP 
>from the JSCB to get the SCT SVA token for SWAREQ (even though it is not part 
>of GUPI)?
>
>Any enlightenment appreciated!
>
>Thanks
>
>Andrew
>
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