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subarna roy
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| When a program abends, the offset value is found in the joblog itself but while I am searching that offset value in the SYSOUT (during compilation) I'm not able to find it. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
The exact offset value may not be in the compile output. This happens often when the source statement generates multiple assembler instructions and the abend occurs on other than the first instruction that was generated.
If you have the offset, look for the source statement immediately before that offset address and look at the values in the fields used in that source statement. |
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subarna roy
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hi dick
actually i got the offset value in the joblog as 1F5C.
So i need to search the nearest value of this n the SYSUT?
and need to look into the corresponding source statement?
please confirm. |
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dick scherrer
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So i need to search the nearest value of this n the SYSUT?
and need to look into the corresponding source statement? |
Yes, in the output from the compile. |
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mmwife
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Or you can use compile options - NOOFF,LIST. These will provide a "findable" OFFSET for every abend.
Most COBOL stmts generate multiple Assembler insructions. |
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