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tomehta
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Hi
i have a basic question. some times in the abend information we get the information
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. The listing of the program has decimal no of lines for e.g 1,2,3,4,5,6,7... etc. How I can map the address in the abend to the listing of the program.
At times the abend gives the line no directly say 5514 , which maps to the line no in the listing of the code.
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Bill O'Boyle
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Is this a CICS program (specifically COBOL) or is it COBOL Batch?
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Robert Sample
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| If you change your compile options to LIST,NOOFFSET (the default is OFFSET,NOLIST) the compiler produces a pseudo Assembler listing that will allow you to map offsets directly to statements. The listing is longer but instead of interpolating which statement the offset refers to, you can know exactly. |
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tomehta
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Hi Bill,
Its a CICS online program. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Once you've subtracted the ILC from the address of the NSI (both found in the PSW display), you must then subtract another X'26', which is the length of the CICS/COBOL stub.
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