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The service program *IS* the condition handler.

Running the program; not the tame one, but the feral one; the pointer...

D CA_pPsds * INZ(%ADDR(PGM_PSDS))

Has this value: CA_PPSDS = SPP:*NULL

It should be populated at this point as we are into the c-specs at this point. Nothing has had an opportunity to step on the value either.

I'm stripping things to the bone for the PMR. I'll post more stuff as I carve away the noise. Perhaps I'll stumble on something the developer did to make this fail.

The register is registered and de-registered with each program execution.

The call stack is fine...no contamination. It will fail in a pristine job.

Steve Needles


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-- I don't think that the *SRVPGM angle has anything to do with the error as my tame test program works just fine.

Steve are you saying that the Service Program is *using* the condition handler?
Or are you saying that the service program *is* the condition handler?

Do you unregister your condition handlers?

Could there be in issue where the condition handler is being triggered for a program that no longer exists on the call stack.
In which the previously pointed to PSDS is no longer allocated?


Chris Hiebert
Senior Programmer/Analyst
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