>RAX_SMF30_SAPFlags 

This information is captured in the SMF30 records as of the APAR that 
introduced this health check (OA53355), in the byte at offset 178 (x'B2') 
in the Storage and Paging section of the SMF 30 record mapped by DSECT 
SMF30SAP in macro IFASMFR3.

And information about that appears to be presented in the health check 
message buffer which the OP did not completely include in his post. (At 
least I can see that it is defined; I did not view the actual output of 
the check)

It should look something like this:

Please report this problem to the system programmer.  In the SMF Type 30 
records, 
the SMF30_UserKeyCsaUsage, SMF30_UserKeyCadsUsage and 
SMF30_UserKeyChangKeyUsage flags in the Storage and Paging 
section can be used in conjunction with fields in the Identification 
section to identify all 
job steps that use user key common storage. Change the affected software 
to support having the 
user key common areas of virtual storage protected in a system key, or 
change the affected software to support the 
storage not be common to all address spaces. Some alternatives for sharing 
storage instead of having storage 
common to all address spaces include the following options: 
 
  - Use a SCOPE=ALL data space to share data space storage 
    with select units of work in select address spaces. 
  - Use IARVSERV SHARE to share below the bar storage with 
    select address spaces. 
  - Use IARV64 GETSHARED to share above the bar storage with 
    select address spaces. 
  - Use z/OS UNIX shared memory to share below the bar or 
    above the bar storage with select address spaces. 

I did notice that the message text for IGVH114E itself is not available in 
the KC documentation (the check itself is). I have asked the ID folks to 
remedy that situation.

Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design


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