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In article <j8f4td$5f9$1 at speranza.aioe.org>, Snowshoe <no at spam.please> writes:
>Very interesting.  I get the same results for a channel created via 
>OPEN/READ/WRITE X REMOTE::MBA1234: but for the program's read mailbox 
>channel I see this:
>
>PRIM_DEV:       0C0C2001        REC,NET,AVL,IDV,ODV
>BKPBITS:        60410100        ACCESSED,SQO,NORECLK,DAP_OPEN,DAP
>BKPBITSEXT:     00000000
>BLN:            5C      92.             BID:            0B      11.
>MODE:           03
>IOS:            00000001                ASBADDR:        7B005DD0
>IOS2:           0000                    WAIT_Q_FLINK:   00000000
>IOS4:           000005B3                WAIT_Q_BLINK:   00000000
>ATJNLBUF:       00000000                RU_STALL_ASB:   00000000
>FSBPTR:         00000000        AGENT_MODE:     03      ACCESS_MODE:    03
>SHR:            00
>IRAB_LNK:       7AFC1480                CHNL:           0100
>FAC:            02      GET
>ORGCASE:        00              Sequential
>LAST_FAB:       00020000                NWA_PTR:        7AFC3C00
>IFI:            0001                    ECHO_ISI:       0000
>FWA_PTR:        7AFC0200
>BDB_FLNK:       7AFC1800                DEVBUFSIZ:      00001200    4608.
>BDB_BLNK:       7AFC1800                RTDEQ:          0000
>RFMORG:         03              VFC
>RAT:            04              PRN
>LRL:            0000           0.       HBK_DISK:       00000000
>FFB:            0000           0.       EBK_DISK:       00000000
>FSZ:            02             2.       BKS:            00             0.
>DEQ:            0000           0.       MRS:            0000           0.
>GBC16:          0000                   0.
>GBC32:          00000000               0.
>RECATTR_FLAGS:  00
>HBK:            00000000              0.
>EBK:            00000000              0.
>USED_BLKS:      00000000                USED_BKTS:      00000000
>GBC_RQST:       00000000              0.
>RNS_LEN:        00000000                LOCK_BDB:       00000000
>SFSB_PTR:       00000000                AVLCL:          00000001 
>        1.
>GBSB_PTR:       00000000
>PAR_LOCK_ID:    00000000                FILE_LOCK_MODE: 00 
>UNOWNED
>AS_DEV:         0C0C2001                BLBFLNK:        00000000
>ASDEVBSIZ:      00000100                BLBBLNK:        00000000
>GS_STARTVA:     0000000000000000        GS_ENDVA:       0000000000000000
>GBH_PTR:        0000000000000000        GS_RQST_SZ:     0000000000000000
>AI_JFB:         00000000                BI_JFB:         00000000
>JOURNAL:        00             0.       BUFFER_OFFSET:  0000           0.
>RU_ACTIVE:      00             0.
>RUFB_LNK:       00000000                RU_HANDLE:      00000000
>ATJNLBUF:       00000000                JNLBDB:         00000000
>JNLFLG:         00
>RECVRFLGS:      00
>JNLFLG2:        00
>EXTJNLBUF:      00000000                RLB_FL_FLINK:   7AFC0074
>BDB_REUSE_CNT:  00000000                RLB_FL_BLINK:   7AFC0074
>RECORD_CNT:     0000000000000000        DATA_BYTES:     0000000000000000
>RESERVED1:      00000000                RESERVED2:      00000000
>
>SHOW PROCESS/RMS=(IFAB,PIO) doesn't find it at all but SHOW 
------------------------^^^
PIO will get you process permanent structures (ie.DCL). For program/image
structures, leave off the PIO.


>PROCESS/RMS=(IFAB) does.  That must be a clue.  I'm not so strong with 
>RMS but I guess I know what I will be studying this weekend.

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