ah - concise and correct - thanks for the info! Now i know there is a BEA,
and it can exist in the RTM2WA - unfortunately for this situation the BEA
was basically the same as the R14 in the BASR 14,15 where the R15 was 0. But
i'll add this acronym to my resume.
On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 5:24 PM,
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Sometimes when I'm floundering around in a [z]Linux
environment, I *really
I wrote
In addition, the BEA at the time of the PER interrupt can be found in
LCCABEA2.
Oops. This was not a PER situation. For error events, the BEA is moved
from the LCCA into the RT1W and/or the RTM2WA.
If the error occurred in enabled unlocked task mode with no EUT FRRs, then
there will
Sometimes when I'm floundering around in a [z]Linux environment, I *really*
wish there was an
analogue of IPCS.
But that would require proprietary (OCO) code limitations I guess.
In that world, I'll take the open source option and wear the frustrations of
dump analysis (another
thread in a
Sometimes when I'm floundering around in a [z]Linux environment, I *really*
wish there was an analogue of IPCS.
But that would require proprietary (OCO) code limitations I guess.
In that world, I'll take the open source option and wear the frustrations of
dump analysis (another thread in a
I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump - result of a SLIP SET,C=0C1
no SDWA - so no SDWABEA
this is z/os 1.10
I note in the trace there is a TEA - in a S0C4 it is the offending page
address, but what is the significance of this for a S0C1?
As others have noted: for a slip dump for abend0c1,
On Fri, 28 May 2010 13:27:00 -0400 Mike ospen...@gmail.com wrote:
:I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump - result of a SLIP SET,C=0C1
:no SDWA - so no SDWABEA
:this is z/os 1.10
:I note in the trace there is a TEA - in a S0C4 it is the offending page
:address, but what is the significance of
Mike wrote:
I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump - result of a SLIP SET,C=0C1
no SDWA - so no SDWABEA
ip summ reg for;f rtm2wa;f bea
Bob
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SLIP supports symbolic BEAR. This appears to have been introduced in z/OS
1.7. Symbolics can be used in many of the SLIP keywords.
In addition, the BEA at the time of the PER interrupt can be found in
LCCABEA2.
As posters have said, there is no TEI / TEA for a PIC 1. The field
contains
I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump - result of a SLIP SET,C=0C1
no SDWA - so no SDWABEA
this is z/os 1.10
I note in the trace there is a TEA - in a S0C4 it is the offending page
address, but what is the significance of this for a S0C1?
Thanks
Mike
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I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump
On Fri, 28 May 2010 13:27:00 -0400, Mike wrote:
I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump - result of a SLIP SET,C=0C1
no SDWA - so no SDWABEA
Is there an RTM2WA for the S0C1?
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On 28 May 2010 13:27, Mike ospen...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm shooting a wild branch S0C1 dump - result of a SLIP SET,C=0C1
no SDWA - so no SDWABEA
this is z/os 1.10
I note in the trace there is a TEA - in a S0C4 it is the offending page
address, but what is the significance of this for a
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