RASP Address space Slots

Hi Cross posted to IBM Main In one of our Test LPAR the RASP address space were pretty high. >From RASP control block perspective can we see what would have caused the spike in CPU ? Are there any tools or any assembler program can help me to know ? I have taken the SAD DUMP of the LPAR as

Re: review my program?

As LOAD provides the length (other than certain cases), I don't see how anything else is easier. sas On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 12:25 PM, Victor Gil wrote: > I guess you all missed the original Frank's email [probably on IBM-MAIN] > where he said this load module is just

Re: review my program?

Victor, That may work if your load module consists of only a single csect. If you start building multi-csect load modules, then it won't work at all, since your method can provide only the length of that single csect. If you want to find the length of a multi-csect load module, you can do

Re: review my program?

On 2015-12-09, at 09:59, David Cole wrote: > > That may work if your load module consists of only a single csect. If you > start building multi-csect load modules, then it won't work at all, since > your method can provide only the length of that single csect. > > If you want to find the

Re: review my program?

I guess you all missed the original Frank's email [probably on IBM-MAIN] where he said this load module is just a [configuration?] DATA to be accessed via either MVS or CICS LOAD and then mapped by a copybook... -Victor- = On 2015-12-09, at 09:59, David Cole wrote:

Re: review my program?

Quoting from IBM-MAIN - Your expectation is not correct. The length returned (both in R1 as the number of doublewords, or via EXTINFO) represents the amount of space that the system obtains. Particularly for program objects, it is often the case that the storage amount allotted is rounded up

Re: review my program?

Well, page-aligning and filling of PDSE modules is a new one on me. Regardless, OP didn't say what the length is used for, so whether this or that technique will suit is presently unknown. sas On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 1:22 PM, Victor Gil wrote: > Quoting from IBM-MAIN

Re: review my program?

Frank, I think it's MUCH easier to stick the load module length right inside the module than obtain it from the system. All you need is to add something like this at a KNOWN location and re-assemble it L_TAB DCA(TAB_END-TAB_BEG) - TOTAL TABLE LENGTH HTH, -Victor-