On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 7:35 AM, Barbara Nitz <[email protected]> wrote: >>Yes, this is the JCL I found, but this only targets some PSA areas and >>not with x'FF' and x'4F' as you said. > The FF and 4F come from the DIAG traps. And I think I copied the JCL from > share presentation 'bit bucket 29'. And believe me, when I saw a PSA > >>Furthermore, the mentioned traps are not in my Inititalization and >>Tuning Reference, nor can I find them with IBM. Where did you get this >>wisdom? > Of course they're not documented!!!! (One of Ed Jaffes pet peeves...) Look > for 'dirty getmain' in the archives. A lot of those diag traps were at one > time or > another mentioned in other bit buckets. And were discussed at ibm-main. > > I tend to keep these things in a folder, to be whipped out later. Once you set > them via DIAG, 'D DIAG' dutifully shows them! > > But officially they're 'unsupported'. Which is why I said to use a test > system to > try. Which is why it is so easy for vendors (like Beta Systems) to refuse to > fix > things uncovered by those traps. And if someone has the bug and did not > have the traps on, the problem is most likely not reproducible and hence will > not get fixed, because the 'right' doc isn't there. > Barbara > How about putting these settings in a Informational APAR II##### as a suggested debugging technique?
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