To zap CP online, you need to know if the module you want to zap is             
resident or pagable.  To determine that, see if it is above or below            
DMKCPE.  I.E.  LOCATE CP DMKxxx   -  The module you want to zap.                
               LOCATE CP DMKCPE   -  Is your module above or below ??           
                                                                                
If above, the response from the locate command will look something like         
                DMKSND  =12A6E8                                                 
The first three hex characters, 12A in this case, is the page number            
the module is in.  Use those three hex digits in the lock command,              
               LOCK SYSTEM 12A 12A MAP                                          
Make sure you say map!!  If you don't, CP will lock the module in main          
storage, but not tell you where it is.  You need to know where it is in         
order to set your origin correctly.                                             
                                                                                
Now, to set your origin, if the module is resident and you have origin          
set to auto, your locate command already set your origin (an asterisk           
appeared in the response from your locate command, i.e.                         
               *DMKIOS  = 00D188.                                               
If resident and you don't have origin set to auto, you gotta do an              
               ORIGIN D188                                                      
                                                                                
If the module was pagable, your origin must be set to where the page            
got locked in main storage.  When you did the lock command with the map         
parameter, CP responded with      VIRTPG  REALPG                                
                                  12A000  1F3000                                
Your origin command should be ORIGIN 1F36E8.  The "1F3" came from the           
CP response of your lock command.  The "6E8" came from the last three           
hex digits of your locate command.  If those digits are not "000", then         
this CP module shares its page with other CP modules.                           
                                                                                
                                                                                
Now, you're ready to DCP and/or STCP to your heart's delight.