am clear upto finding offset in soc7,but?

kumar119119 · New User Joined: 31 May 2010 Posts: 25 Location: Pune

I'm clear from previous posts how to get offset in soc7 but

1. Can we get the exact line number of the cobol statement causing soc7 when we search the gotten offset in command line from spool?

2. After getting soc7 do I need to recompile the program again for line number?

3. In spool cobol program, copybooks used elaborate...but can we see the cobol statement causes to soc7 clearly like

move ws-var1 to ws-var2

I couldn't see the move ws-var1 to ws-var2 when I find the offset number in the command line of spool?

From
Satish kumar reddy,
Bangalore.

William Thompson · Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:59 pm

kumar119119 · New User Joined: 31 May 2010 Posts: 25 Location: Pune

Hi William Thompson,
Good Afternoon,
Thanks for your information,

but i totally confused,

let me know the detail solving of soc7 after finding offset number

if possible try to post me in screens as you posted before

and one interview i faced question as

how can i solve the soc7 through abend-aid,

for this i dont know truely,

if u hav any screens or any detailed manner step by step, please post me,

Thnax in advance to me Mr.William Thomapson,

From,
Satish kumar reddy.T,
Bangalore

expat · Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 3:46 pm

From Williamns previous post, the resolution process is quite clear for me, and I have not played COBOL in over 30 years.

What is it that you do not understand in solving the problem.
Do you know what causes a S0C7 abend.

Perhaps if you answered the questions a better suited reply could be given.

kumar119119 · New User Joined: 31 May 2010 Posts: 25 Location: Pune

actually as williams asked me i dont know about the assembler,

and i want to know about the LIST option, then only i can say you that i can understand this above explained thing

sorry for the trouble,

can you explain me in brief manner

i moved a junk data to a to numeric variable which causes soc7

now i go to spool, i can find the offset,

but from here i cant understand finding the exact line number in the cobol module for the soc7 caused statement,

this is my confusion,

like

A pic x(7) VALUE ?A23456
B pic 9(7)
MOVE A TO B

now i got soc7,

i go to spool, see the offset number like +0000234

from this how can i find the line number

can i directly search this offset number in sysprint or can i need to recompile the program again after finding offset?

is the line number exactly shows in the spool of cobol program

can we find the cobol statement MOVE A TO B in spool directly?

ThanQ

From
Satish kumar reddy.T
Bangalore.

Robert Sample · Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 8:14 pm

This is something you SHOULD have learned during your COBOL course(s). The COBOL compiler option LIST generates a pseudo-assembler listing of the compiled program, which gives you precisely every offset in the program. The option OFFSET, which is usually the default, provides the first offset for each COBOL verb in your PROCEDURE DIVISION. Either will allow you to match dump offset to program line. Source code does not show offsets as these are only generated by the compiler. OFFSET and LIST are conflicting options -- if you select one, the other automatically will not be selected.

kumar119119 · New User Joined: 31 May 2010 Posts: 25 Location: Pune

Thanks Robert Sample

Now i dont have any issues with this soc7,

Thanks 4 your patience