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1 total messages Started by M. Gaertner, FRM, TH Darmstadt, ... Mon, 11 Jan 1993 08:30
OPCOM-Mailbox UCB-question
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Author: M. Gaertner, FRM, TH Darmstadt, ...
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 08:30
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Hi everybody,
I'm a bit pussled with some data out of my system, but it might be, that I'm
completely off track with that...
Ok, let's see. I have VMS 5.5-2 on my system and i try some tricks with the
OPCOM-process.
This time I'd like to fiddle with it's UCB.
The UCB's address, according to the internals book is stored in SYS$AR_OPCMBX.
Formatting the data there shows indeed the uCB of MBA2, thus the OPCOM-mbx.
Well, but... according to the internals book, there should always be a read-
request pending with an read-attention ast. Thus, the UCB-fields UCB$L_IRP 
and UCB$L_MB_R_AST must not be zero. Even the UCB$V_BSY should be set (I 
might be wrong here!).
But the data shows me an empty IRP-list, no read-attention AST, no 
write-attention AST and an idle UCB, the mbx is online...
So my question is, where is that read-request from OPCOM ????
But, again, I might be completely wrong with my interpretation of the 
internals book :-)

BTW, another little thing, why are the fields PHD$L_WSEXTENT and 
PHD$L_WSQUOTA (the process extent quota and process quota fields, I 
might misspell the names) always showing 104 pages more than the 
UAF-entry allowes for the process ?
This happens on VMS5.5-1 as well and on very different machines (uVAX II 
versus 8600 and 6310).
Please give me some light and thank you for that.


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                      M. Gaertner
                TH Darmstadt, W. Germany
	     Rechnergruppe FB 16-Maschinenbau
      SYSGAERTNER@CYGNUS.FRM.MASCHINENBAU.TH-DARMSTADT.DE
      Phone: Germany, (0)6151/16 5145
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