Re: IBM Support pages problem

Jon, I simply clicked on it, got the prompt and have a copy of the doc. The
text says it is goof V3R0M% thru V6R1

*Problem Summary:
*Will a list API extend the length of a user space as required if the user
has *CHANGE authority to the user space but the QUSCUSAT had been used to
disable extendibility of the user space?

*Resolution: *
If the user space is too small to contain the list and the API caller has
*CHANGE authority to the user space, the list API extends the user space to
the nearest page boundary. The list API will check the spaces autoextend
attribute and, if set to no extend, modifies the space to extend, fill the
list, and then reset the attribute to no extend. Therefore, the attribute
will stay as set by QUSCUSAT after the list is generated (so as to avoid
large extensions due to incorrect user application usage of the space);
however, it will be temporarily modified by the list API.

**

On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

I'm trying to determine which APIs ignore the non-extend attribute on
User Spaces. IBM has a paper under the heading "API Extends a User
Space If Extendibility Is Disabled using QUSCUSAT"

It is the first thing referenced when searching for QUSCUSAT - it is
marked as "Registration Required" but no mention of what kind of
registration. Since I'm already signed in with my IBM account to get
that far I'm confused.

Can anyone tell me what I need to do to gain access - or alternatively
does anyone have a copy of the document? Preferably for V6 or later.



Jon Paris

www.Partner400.com <http://www.partner400.com/>
www.SystemiDeveloper.com <http://www.systemideveloper.com/>



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