What is displayed by this IPCS command for your dump?

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Jim Mulder

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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]> On Behalf Of 
Schühle, Simon
Sent: Thursday, February 1, 2024 8:17 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Data space dump with SDUMPX

So, just some additional details.
My DUMP Command would look like this:

DUMP COMM=(DSPTST),DSPNAME=('*'.00001EDB),SDATA=(SUM,CSA,RGN),END

Compared to the SDUMPX code I posted earlier, it's basically the same.
But with DUMP I get the following result in the dump:

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)

ASID(X'009C') DSPNAME(00001EDB)
   00.:0FFF., 100000.:7FFFFF.
X'701000' bytes described in ASID(X'009C') DSPNAME(00001EDB)

The last one is the one I want and the one that isn't included when using 
SDUMPX.


Am 01/02/2024 um 12:11 schrieb Schühle, Simon:
> Well, this does result in none of the data spaces I am looking for 
> showing up in the dump.
> Many others show up, so I suspect that the limit for the amount of 
> dumped data spaces was reached before.
>
> But also, when using the DUMP command, the correct data space is 
> included in the dump.
> Wouldn't that suggest, that the data space is in memory?
> Or is it handled differently compared to SDUMPX?
>
> Thank you,
> Simon
>
> Am 01/02/2024 um 09:17 schrieb Binyamin Dissen:
>> This seems to suggest that the dataspace name does not exist under this
>> memory.
>>
>> Try specifying your jobname and "*" for the dataspace name. See what 
>> comes
>> out.
>>
>> On Wed, 31 Jan 2024 13:23:33 +0100 Schühle, Simon
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> :>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:
>> :>
>> :>----------
>> :>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$
>> :>----------
>> :>
>> :>Kind regards,
>> :>Simon
>> :>
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>> -- 
>> Binyamin Dissen <[email protected]>
>> http://www.dissensoftware.com
>>
>> Director, Dissen Software, Bar & Grill - Israel
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