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akashs
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Hi,
Normally in COBOL program,SOC1,SOC4 and SOC7 abends can be easily found from offset addtress from compiler listing.In assembler,Do we follow the same method
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CICS Guy
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| Normally in COBOL program,SOC1,SOC4 and SOC7 abends can be easily found from offset addtress from compiler listing. |
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| In assembler,Do we follow the same method |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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Yes. |
Not only yes, but (imho), it is a bit easier in assembler 
When a cobol program abends, the offset is often not at the exact displacement shown in the compile because the cobol statements usually generate multiple underlying instructions. In assembler the the offset usually points to an exact instruction. |
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