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On 11/10/2005, at 8:31 AM, Graap, Ken wrote:
I assume that if a Lawson *FILE object is used in a process running in subsystem QBATCH and this *FILE is paged into the *SHRPOOL1 memory pool... it is accessible by a process running in the Lawson subsystem even though this subsystem is defined to use *SHRPOOL2. Is this correct?
Yes. Otherwise techniques like SETOBJACC wouldn't work.
Or is this *FILE object paged out of *SHRPOOL1 and paged back into *SHRPOOL2 before it can be accessed by the process running in the LAWPRD subsystem?
No.Pages from DASD are paged into the storage pool of the requester. Once there they are in main storage and can be used by any other job. Storage management really only cares whether something is on DASD or in main storage. If on DASD it has to be paged into main storage. If in main storage it is simply used.
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