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kavinkumar_s
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HOW TO PRODUCE DUMP FOR ASRA ABEND?
DFHAC2206 15:42:44 TORAPPL TRANSACTION XYZ1 FAILED WITH ABEND AZI6. UPDATES
TO LOCAL RECOVERABLE RESOURCES BACKED OUT. DFHAC2261 SYSTEM AOR SENT MESSAGE
(SENSE CODE 0824089E). 'DFHAC2206 15:42:44 AORAPPL TRANSACTION XYZ1 FAILED
WITH ABEND ASRA. UPDATES TO LOCAL RECOVERABLE RESOURCES BACKED OUT.'. |
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Robert Sample
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Joined: 06 Jun 2008 Posts: 8697 Location: Dubuque, Iowa, USA
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Look in the AOR region for XYZ1 transaction (CEDC V GR(*) TRANS(XYZ1) and verify that DUMP and TRACE are set to YES. If not, your CICS support group will need to change the definition in the AOR. If they are set, the AOR should automatically get the dump produced when the transaction takes the ASRA abend. |
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kavinkumar_s
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thanks tanstaafl.... still some more, how to view and analysis that abend.. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 2501 Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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If there's a PSW printed in the AOR SYSOUT, the address of the NSI (next sequential instruction) will be present. Take this address and subtract the ILC (you'll see this plain as day - Instruction Length Code) from the NSI address and the result will be the address in the program of the failed-address.
In order to generate the Assembler expansion of the program, compile the program using the LIST,NOOFFSET compile options and you'll then find the above address in the expanded listing.
An AZI6 indicates an ABEND occurred in a connected region and this AZI6 message is probably being displayed in the TOR.
As Robert said, the real abend occurred in the connected AOR and that's where you must look.
Regards, |
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kavinkumar_s
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Joined: 03 Mar 2009 Posts: 10 Location: chennai
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thanks i try it and tell you............. |
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