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murali_andaluri
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Hi All,
my job is processing a file which contains 1 million records. I got a SOC7 error. we are not using any abend aid or cee dump or any tools.
How can i find the record which causes for SOC7 error.
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sid_aec
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| Then you have to take the code in test and need to put display of record counts to check how many records it processed. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
One easy way to do this is:
If your program does not have a "WORKING STORAGE" footprint, add one. This will be an 01 or 77 ws variable with a value of "WORKING STORAGE".
Immediately after this literal, add a "record count". When the program abends, the value in the area next to the literal is your record number. |
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murali_andaluri
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Hi Dick,
i did not get clearly. could you please give a code for this.
regards
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
77 WS-LITERAL PIC X(28) VALUE 'WORKING-STORAGE FOR yourpgm'.
77 MY-REC-CNT PIC 9(7) VALUE ZEROS. |
Immediatly after the read increment MY-REC-CNT. When the program abends, look for the "footprint" and the record count will be next. |
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