, 2023 8:35 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: RTM/SDWA question
The registers in the SDWA related to RB or linkage stack entry are not time
of error. There are many rules involved with when those registers are saved.
If you want registers for retry, then you should save them in a work area
The registers in the SDWA related to RB or linkage stack entry are not time of
error. There are many rules involved with when those registers are saved.
If you want registers for retry, then you should save them in a work area that
you can locate via the ESTAE parameter or the FRR parameter
Thanks
That’s what I thought
In order for my recovery to do a retry
My register have to be in tact
R3 is the base for all my csects
4 bytes off that is my eyecatcher as I branch round that comparing R3 + 4 for
the eyecatcher is how I determine that
I start SDWAGR then I try SDWASR
Then
Are the registers at SDWASR00 the same as the registers pointed to by
SDWARBAD when SDWARBAD is around I have noticed most of the time they are
Your words of "most of the time" indicate that you have observed that they are
not always.
Your observation is correct. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
Hi
Are the registers at SDWASR00 the same as the registers pointed to by
SDWARBAD when SDWARBAD is around I have noticed most of the time they are
SDWAS00 doesn't have 64 bit registers
Or PSW but if they are the same I can get them from the XSB
Thanks
