Where in 31 bit mode you are able to get 31 bit ( private ) storage in a other 
address space via the ALET parameter  on the STORAGE macro this is not true for 
 64 bit storage 

Thanks
On Nov 25, 2019, at 8:07 AM, Peter Relson <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> <snip>
> There doesn't seem to be any documentation on what this parm means.
> </snip>
> Sure there is, as Michael Stein pointed out. And "owner" is the same for 
> getmain, storage obtain, IARV64, IARCP64.
> 
> <snip>Seems like I would have to do a SSAR to point to the secondary asid 
> and I am
> guessing the storage would reside in that asid and reference it with AR
> value of 1 ?    
> </snip>
> 
> In all of the obtaining storage cases, owner applies to common storage 
> obtains (as the documentation indicates), and SECONDARY applies to the 
> current secondary ASN when the request is made.  Since common storage is 
> never freed by the system upon some work unit's (or address space's) 
> termination, owner does not relate to when the storage might automatically 
> be freed.  For these obtaining storage cases, for the most part, owner 
> refers to how the storage is tracked by the system so that in a diagnostic 
> situation you might be able to ascertain who is responsible for obtaining 
> a particular area or who is responsible for using up "so much" common 
> storage.  Look up the DIAGxx parmlib member TRAP statement with the CSA 
> and/or SQA options (although that does not apply to the high virtual that 
> IARST64 deals with). Look up IPCS subcommand VERBEXIT VSMDATA OWNCOMM 
> (similarly, I think not for high virtual).
> 
> The most common usage might be in a space-switch PC target where you want 
> to get common storage that is to be tagged as owned by the PC issuer 
> (which usually is identified by your current secondary ASN). 
> 
> If ever considering SSAR, you need to factor in the authorization 
> requirements, the non-swappability requirements with respect to the target 
> space, and the possibility of needing to use SSAIR instead.
> 
> Peter Relson
> z/OS Core Technology Design
> 
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