Fish wrote:
Jim Snellen wrote:
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HHC02324I PSW=078D2000000383EC INST=BA661000 CS 6,6,0(1)
compare_and_swap
HHC02326I V:00FE3E30:R:00000000007E3E30:K:06=009BCD10 809BCF98 ...
[...]
HHC00801I Processor CP00: Protection exception code 0004 ilc 4
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According to the PSW, the program is running in Problem State
with PSW Key 8 (the "8D" in your PSW), but the storage the 'CS'
(Compare and Swap) instruction is trying to access is Key 0
(the '0' in "K:06"), which by my calculations would indeed cause
a bona fide Protection Exception Program Interrupt.
Are you perhaps trying to run some type of CICS application or something?
I personally have no experience whatsoever with running CICS, but the Key 8 issue tickled something in my ancient memory somewhere, so I did a few quick searches and found the following 21 year old post:
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It mentions something about Key 8 and Key 9 and CICS. I don't understand any of it myself, but maybe it makes sense to you??
Just trying to help!
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"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
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