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and running the program I posted the other day over the go faster library: DATE: 2/01/06 List System State Programs Page: 1 Program Library Release State-Domain-Obsv-Attrib Owner Text GOFSTP1 FASTERI53 V4R4M0 S U N QDFTOWN GoFaster Pgm1 GOFSTP2 FASTERI53 V4R4M0 S U N QDFTOWN GoFaster Pgm2 RDR0155 FASTERI53 V3R7M0 S U N QSECOFR RVCLNUP FASTERI53 V3R6M0 S U N QSECOFR Remote-View - cleanup errors RVGET FASTERI53 V3R6M0 S U N QSECOFR Remote-View - copy screen image RVMAIN FASTERI53 V3R7M0 S U N QSECOFR Remote-View - main program RVPROC FASTERI53 V3R6M0 S U N QSECOFR Remote-View - do processing RVSETUP FASTERI53 V3R6M0 S U N QSECOFR Remote-View - install WRKSYSACC FASTERI53 V3R7M0 S U N QSECOFR Work with System Activity II - cleanup errors WRKSYSACM FASTERI53 V3R6M0 S U N QSECOFR Work with System Activity II - main process Total Programs.......... 10 It looks like none of these will run at v5r4 (as I understand the new "rules") the fast400 program does not show as a system state program. _____________________________ Bryan Dietz Aktion Associates mi400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 02/01/2006 07:09:42 AM: > Not necc true. You do not "have" to be system state to go "into" system > state. A program can move in and out at will. So you could never see that > without the proper tools which would be terribly difficult unless you work > for IBM but maybe.... Which brings up the claim of GO FASTER that states it > runs in user state. Doesn't mean it doesn't go SS at some point. And > really if you play with the words I suppose any "Q" program could be claimed > to run user state by virtue of you calling it from user state. > > The other issue with this is believing that you could access the "magic" > governor data areas w/o going SS. Again it's possible, but I doubt IBM > would stick it there. Heck you can't even create an index anymore w/o being > SS. > > I think the FAST/400 attack was a ruse, not the real intent. But it all > seems to have worked out for Leif in the end, bad for everyone else. He did > great work for everyone while it lasted. :) >
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