You might try using SLIP with instruction fetch. I know it writes to the
trace table, but I believe you can also have it write to a GTF dataset.
Haven't looked at the doc in quite a while. I don't think having SLIP
instruction fetch looking at code running in an estae will make any
difference to SLIP, but have never tried it.
If you are using TSO TEST, set a breakpoint at some point where you can
get the address of the estae routine.
Issue the SLIP command, start GTF, then run the code.
Stop the SLIP. Stop GTF.
If you are not using GTF, get a dump, format the trace table.
If you are using the trace table, you probably want to make sure the
size of the table is sufficient. If there is a lot of other activity in
the same machine that you are using to test your code, GTF is a better
option.
Hope this helps.
-- Dave Day
On 12/10/2025 7:40 AM, Joseph Reichman wrote:
I am writting an Estae recovery at work ( not my Zpdt system )
I am debugging with TSO TEST ( they don’t have XDC ) here
The recovery pgm is in a separate load module
Would like to have a backup debugger would anyone know if you can use debug
tool for this
Thanks
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