Ok, quick eye-ball verification from the guru's that are better ASM programmer 
than I...

SMF30 RAXFLAGS is kicking out the a  module for which I selectively pulled out 
the DSPSERV code for allocating USERKEY SCOPE=COMMON Data space.   Is it 
possible that this line "DSPSERV  DC    A(*+4+X'80000000')" is what is setting 
the storage key just prior to execution?  i.e. KEY 8?  I didn't create the 
code, I'm just trying to understand it.

         MODESET MODE=SUP              SET TO SUPERVISOR STATE
         L     R15,DSPSERV             INSURE 31 BIT MODE
         BSM   0,R15                   SET 31 BIT MODE
DSPSERV  DC    A(*+4+X'80000000')
*
         DSPSERV CREATE,               CREATE A DATA SPACE
               STOKEN=DSPSTOKN,        PUT STOKEN HERE
               NAME=DSPNAME,           USE THIS NAME
               ORIGIN=DSPORIGN,        PLACE ORIGIN ADDRESS HERE
               SCOPE=COMMON,           COMMON DATA SPACE
               BLOCKS=(DSPBLCKS,DSPBLCKS)  THIS MAX AND INITIAL
*
         ST    R15,RETCODE             SAVE THE RETURN CODE
         ST    R0,REASCODE             SAVE THE REASON CODE
         MODESET MODE=PROB             SET TO PROBLEM PROGRAM STATE


Alternatively, I know the DataSpace names that are being allocated from a D 
A,stcname.    Again, this is territory I don't tread into often, but is there 
an easy way to determine the storage key of them?

Thanks, Dave
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