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z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

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LOCK<br />

►►<br />

LOCK<br />

Authorization<br />

Purpose<br />

Oper<strong>and</strong>s<br />

ASIT asit<br />

SPACE owner:space_name<br />

space_name<br />

userid<br />

Userid *<br />

MAP<br />

symbol<br />

SYMBOL<br />

Privilege Class: A<br />

firstpage<br />

lastpage<br />

Use LOCK to keep selected pages of user virtual storage in real storage.<br />

ASIT asit<br />

locks pages in the address space identified by the ASIT, asit. Specify asit as 1<br />

to 16 hexadecimal digits. Leading zeros are required.<br />

SPACE owner:space_name<br />

locks pages in the address space identified by owner:space_name, where<br />

space_name is the name of the address space containing the pages, <strong>and</strong><br />

owner is user ID of the owner of the address space.<br />

If owner is not specified, your virtual machine is assumed to be the owner of<br />

the address space.<br />

The space name is a string of alphanumeric <strong>and</strong> national characters, 1 to 24<br />

characters long. The space name “BASE” is preassigned by <strong>CP</strong> to be the name<br />

of the issuer’s host-primary address space.<br />

Userid userid<br />

userid<br />

locks pages in the primary address space of the virtual machine identified by<br />

the specified user ID. userid is the 1- to 8-character user ID of a logged on<br />

virtual machine. If you are locking pages of your own virtual machine’s storage,<br />

you can specify userid as an asterisk (*).<br />

firstpage<br />

is the hexadecimal number of the first user, system, or address space page to<br />

be brought into storage <strong>and</strong> locked. Page numbers are assigned beginning with<br />

zero; each page is X'1000':<br />

Table 14. Page Number Derivation<br />

MAP<br />

Storage Location Page Number<br />

0000-FFFF 0<br />

1000-1FFF 1<br />

LOCK<br />

►◄<br />

Chapter 2. <strong>CP</strong> <strong>Comm<strong>and</strong>s</strong> 571

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