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Sandy Zimmer
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Not that I ever had many abends, but I remember one in particular. The very best IMS systems programmers looked at it for a very long time. It was outside the range of the program.
I suggest that he fix the program. I was also wondering whether this is a called subroutine. If it is, is it statically or dynamically linked? |
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cybertaurean
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Yep, its an issue with how the program is coded -
a. It abends in the called routine
b. It doesn't populate any value into any WS variable before abend call.
Even if I were to look for any value (IMS or non-IMS related) in the LINKAGE, how would I go about it?. I find it very easy to locate WS variables using BLW+Offset however, with LS variables, I am not able to find the BLL+Offset.
The module is dynamically linked.
Regards,
Sumesh |
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dick scherrer
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| I am not able to find the BLL+Offset |
You might talk with the system support people and see if there is some other way to get a dump so that this info is included. . . When i needed to look at called module "linkage stuff" it was available because the caller was in the same dump. . . I don't know if there is an IMS "piece" in the problem program memory or if it is referenced in the IMS program memory. . .
Once upon a time there was such a thing as a system dump (rather than a problem program dump) but with the size of today's machines, it may not be possible without special effort. |
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Sandy Zimmer
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Can you please post your linkage - your "entry statement" - and your PSB. Also, could you put some kind of "display" statement at the end of your working storage and right before and after your "entry" or "procedure division using" statement. And one after.
Is this a NEW program or one that you have cloned or an existing program?
I still honestly believe that this a problem with IMS. If we can locate where the program takes a hike, I think that is the first step.
So, please post the "procedure division" entry statement. Please put some sort of "display" statement immediately after. The first thing we need to determine is where the program gets lost. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
My apologies for not asking this long ago. . . 
Why is there a dump? What problem is being looked into?
Please post the requested info (what Sandy and i requested) and maybe we can make some progress. |
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