Wouldn't SETRP DUMP=YES,DUMPOPX= be the preferred method
than SDUMPX?
DUMPOPX, providing a SNAP(X) parameter area, has less functionality and
flexibility than does SDUMP(X).
(On the positive side, it requires no authorization, but if you were
estabilshing an ARR, you at least at some point
An ARR is nothing more than a fast ESTAEX. Anything you can do in one you
can do in the other.
So the question morphs into what can you do with an ESTAEX or an ARR.
As with any recovery routine (including an FRR), as Binyamin noted, you
identify what to dump by requesting the dump (with
Wouldn't SETRP DUMP=YES,DUMPOPX= be the preferred method than SDUMPX? The
original request was about ARR in a PC routine. It should automatically include
the primary, home and secondary address spaces. In addition, wouldn't it have
the SDWA directly available when accessing the dump? Are there
The things Binyamin and Peter have been saying are useful, but I have
a rooted preference for making some attempts at recovery in an ARR.
A dump after this attempt or these attempts fail is fine; a case can
indeed be made for taking the dump before the waters are too much
muddied by failed
Abend diagnostics and abend recovery are equally important in abend recovery.
Implementing both is certainly recommended. This is simply a question about
obtaining dumps as part of the diagnostics.
Jon Perryman
From: John Gilmore jwgli...@gmail.com
The
Wouldn't SETRP DUMP=YES,DUMPOPX= be the preferred method than
SDUMPX? The original request was about ARR in a PC routine. It
should automatically include the primary, home and secondary address
spaces. In addition, wouldn't it have the SDWA directly available
when accessing the dump? Are
On Mon, 30 Sep 2013 09:53:38 -0700 Jon Perryman jperr...@pacbell.net wrote:
:Abend diagnostics and abend recovery are equally important in abend recovery.
Implementing both is certainly recommended. This is simply a question about
obtaining dumps as part of the diagnostics.
I am pretty sure
I am most inclined to 'pontificate' in a thread after it appears to me
that all the voyage of its life is bound in shallows.
John Gilmore, Ashland, MA 01721 - USA
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The ETDEF that describes a space switching PC Routine provides for an
Associated Recover Routine (ARR). The Extended Address ability guide did not
provide much information regarding the development of an ARR for PC routines.
So I read the chapter on Providing Recovery in the z/OS Assembler
On Sun, 29 Sep 2013 19:49:14 GMT esst...@juno.com esst...@juno.com wrote:
:The ETDEF that describes a space switching PC Routine provides for an
Associated Recover Routine (ARR). The Extended Address ability guide did not
provide much information regarding the development of an ARR for PC
,
can the ARR Routine OBTAIN the LOCAL CML LOCK and then Issue THE SDUMPX Macro
with BRANCH=YES.
Thank You
Paul D'Angelo
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From: Binyamin Dissen bdis...@dissensoftware.com
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Need Help with an ARR
Date: Sun, 29 Sep
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