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Sunaina Javali
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Hi,
please let me know, If you have big pgm. during compilation the program abends with (soc7) how do you know which line has S0C7 error.
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Nisha |
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Robert Sample
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How big is the program?
If you get an abend during a compile, you need to open a PMR with IBM as their compiler should not abend like that. It is not very common for the compiler to have problems, especially not a S0C7 abend. |
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Sunaina Javali
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Hi,
progarm coded for around 80k lines.
so i finding difficulty to search.
Thanks,
Nisha |
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expat
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| Are you saying that the compiled and linked module is sissuing the abend or the compile process that issues the abend. |
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Robert Sample
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| What kind of output are you getting? Exactly which step is getting the abend? Is there a CEEDUMP, SYSUDUMP, or other dump generated? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Have you identified where the 0c7 is happening?
Unless/until you post some diagnostic information, no one here will be able to help. . . |
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Terry Heinze
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| An 80 thousand line COBOL program?? Good luck! |
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Bill O'Boyle
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If the PSW information is displayed (as it should be) in SYSOUT or somewhere, calculate the address of the failing instruction = NSI (Next Sequential Instruction) address minus the ILC (Instruction Length Code).
Once you have this address, it's probably going to be within the expansion of a COBOL VERB (COMPUTE, ADD, SUBTRACT, etc). Go to this address in the dump and post it here. It's probably going to be an OP Code F8 (ZAP), FA (AP), FB (SP), etc. The first byte at the address-location will be the OP Code.
If order to pinpoint the exact instruction within the given VERB, you'll have to re-compile the program, using the LIST,NOOFFSET compile options.
With that, the compiled listing will be HUGE, so don't even think about printing it....  |
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Douglas Wilder
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| If you have Abendaid or Fault Analyzer it can be setup to show you the line of code and the fields involved. |
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dick scherrer
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| during compilation the program abends with (soc7) |
Has this been clarified yet?
As posted, the compiler abended. . . .  |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Dick,
Oops! 
Missed the fact that this is occurring during compilation.
Regards, |
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Itanium
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| during compilation the program abends with (soc7) |
Assuming this is related to SPACE issue of the PDS where the program resides.. try to compres the PDS and recompile or copy the program to a new PDS with more space allocated & recompile. |
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Robert Sample
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| Wouldn't a space issue be reflected in an x37 abend -- not a S0C7? |
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Itanium
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| we are still unclear as there is no reponse from Nisha regarding the actual issue. it was just my assumption that it could be a SPACE related issue. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| we are still unclear as there is no reponse from Nisha regarding the actual issue. |
Which means we shouldn't throw guesses at it.
The only reply that now matters is from Nisha and so far - nothing.
This is one of those topics that may be better to delete. As is, it is just a way to waste people's time. . .  |
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Itanium
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| yes.. nothing is better than something sometimes.. |
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Sunaina Javali
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Hi all,
i am sorry for delay...
thank you very much for your valuable reply.
yes Itanium, u r correct it's a space issue.
finally i solved this. 
thanks again.
sorry Dick for wasting your time.
Regards,
Nisha |
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Arun Raj
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| it's a space issue |
I wonder how a space issue can cause a SOC7  . Can you post the exact error message here. And how did you resolve this? |
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Robert Sample
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| I echo Arun -- inquiring minds want to know (and learn) .... |
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GlobalGyan
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| a BIG program abending with s0c7, so can a "small" program also abend with s0c7 (during complie time)? |
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Marso
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BIG programs abend with S0C7,
small programs abend with s0c7.
Please note the difference!
(sorry guys for wasting your time, I just HAD to write this  ) |
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Itanium
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| its for sure not S0C7..Nisha didnt capture the actual error code., better to close this thread by moderators. |
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Terry Heinze
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| Marso wrote: |
BIG programs abend with S0C7,
small programs abend with s0c7.
Please note the difference!
(sorry guys for wasting your time, I just HAD to write this ) |
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dick scherrer
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| sorry Dick for wasting your time. |
Not just my time. . . You wasted everyone's time. . .
And you still have not explained how a space problem caused an 0c7 |
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Arun Raj
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| finally i solved this. |
And how you solved this. |
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