In <[email protected]>, on
03/17/2015
at 12:09 PM, Tom Marchant
<[email protected]> said:
>If that is the case, it is loaded into key zero storage that is
>not retch protected. If that is the case, you will S0C1 when you
>store into it.
No; that would be S0C4-04, not S0C1. In this case he's getting S0C4-10
on a load. My guess is a control block change, although I wouldn't
rule out Johm's CSVCLOC suggestion. If the problem is CSCBLOC, it's
easy to put a bandage on it.
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