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IEFSSIVT LOADTOGLOBAL question (Share SSI presentation 2015)
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John McKown
2017-11-29 16:22:53 UTC
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On page 14, it has a red highlight to use LOADTOGLOBAL if & only if you can
guarantee that the subsystem address space "can never terminate". The
reason is not explained and I'm wondering why. I am guessing that the
reason is that it uses some facility which results in the global module
being released if the address space terminates. Which leads to another
question, which I will ask separately.
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it.

Maranatha! <><
John McKown

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John McKown
2017-11-29 17:01:06 UTC
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Post by John McKown
I picked up a Share presentation
On page 14, it has a red highlight to use LOADTOGLOBAL if & only if you
can guarantee that the subsystem address space "can never terminate". The
reason is not explained and I'm wondering why. I am guessing that the
reason is that it uses some facility which results in the global module
being released if the address space terminates. Which leads to another
question, which I will ask separately.
​Well, I guess that I should read the macro comments instead of the
documentation. LOADTOGLOBAL is documented, in the macro, to use LOAD
GLOBAL=(YES,P),EOM=NO to put the module into CSA. ​
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I have a theory that it's impossible to prove anything, but I can't prove
it.

Maranatha! <><
John McKown

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