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> But the WCBTEs that persist for old jobs merely anchor
> spooled files and a little "history" stuff; they do not continue
> holding the PCO pointer.
> 
> How do you know inactive PCOs persist somewhere,
> and get recycled into new jobs during "Initiate Process"?
        [Leif Svalgaard]  at offset hex 50 in the PCO is the creation
        time. If you look at this time you will find that it is old.
        Sometimes going back to the latest IPL. Also if you
        note the address of the PCO for several jobs you'll
        find that they are recycled.

> Does recycling old PCO storage violate C2 security?
        [Leif Svalgaard]  don't know, but I'm doing this
        on a SL50 box with no problems.



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