Ok, LDMP is what I used until now to check the dump contents. So that's
good.
It shows the correct DSPNAME/data space, but only for the other
instances/address spaces. As well as some system-related ones.
But nothing except 'normal' memory for the primary AS (X'7C' in the
following case) - for example:
----------
X'1E6B7000' bytes described in ASID(X'007C')
[...]
ASID(X'0092') DSPNAME(00001EDB)
400000.:7FFFFF.
X'400000' bytes described in ASID(X'0092') DSPNAME(00001EDB)
ASID(X'0094') DSPNAME(00001EDB)
400000.:437FFF.
X'038000' bytes described in ASID(X'0094') DSPNAME(00001EDB)
[...]
X'05E000' bytes described in ASID(X'007C') SUMDUMP
----------
This is my code:
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MVI WADMPTIT,STOPMSG$ SETUP L'TITLE
MVC WADMPTIT+1(STOPMSG$),STOPMSG
MVC WASDUMPX(STOPSDM$),STOPSDMP
LA R2,WADMPECB
SDUMPX HDRAD=WADMPTIT,ECB=(R2),MF=(E,WASDUMPX),TYPE=FAILRC, +
SDATA=(SUMDUMP,CSA,RGN), +
DSPLIST=DSPLST1
STIMER WAIT,BINTVL=INT101 WAIT 1S
[...]
DSPLST1 DC AL4(DLLEN1)
DC CL8'* '
DC CL8'00001EDB'
DLLEN1 EQU *-DSPLST1
[...]
STOPSDMP SDUMPX HDRAD=*,MF=L,TYPE=FAILRC,
SDATA=(SUMDUMP,CSA,RGN),
DSPLIST=DSPLST1
STOPSDM$ EQU *-STOPSDMP
[...]
WADMPECB DS F
WADMPTIT DS X
WADMPMSG DS CL100
WASDUMPX DS 0F
ORG *+STOPSDM$
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Kind regards,
Simon
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