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drowelf
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I have a program which accesses a couple of dataspaces. I've got a logic error that is resulting in a S0C4 which produces a SYSMDUMP. Now my question is:
Are my dataspaces contained in the SYSMDUMP? If so how do I access them to examine the data using IPCS?
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ironmike
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| Yes. You can use the ASID(xxx) and DSPNAME(xxxxx) values on the IPCS 'List' command to view areas in the data space. |
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drowelf
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Thanks, is the ASID the same as I would use for the Central Storage? If not how do I determine the ASID to be used?
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| The ASID is the ASID for the address space for which the dump was produced. The IPCS 'SUMM CURRENT' command will give you the ASID, among other things. |
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