XES always assumes that the storage for the data buffers is owned by the home address space (the “requestor's” or “client's” address space) at the time of the IXLLIST request. However, XES also allows the buffers to be owned by the primary address space (the “connector's” or “server's address space”) at the time of the request when the following conditions both exist:

• The connector's space is not equal to the requestor's home space
• The connector's space is non-swappable

Thus, the possible address space environments for your application are:

• Requestor (Home) equals Connector (Primary)
• Requestor (Home) does not equal Connector (Primary) with buffer storage owned by Connector's address space
• Requestor (Home) does not equal Connector (Primary) with buffer storage owned by Requestor's address space