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sureshchoudey
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hi
i try to slove the soc7 problem , i found the offset value , but where the compile listing program located i dont know, let me know where it locted.
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k_vikram07
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It will be saved somewhere in the production datasets. Try using endevor.
If it is still not found, just compile the same program again and see the spool output.
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khamarutheen
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subhra das
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hi,
if u r compiling ur program through version control tool such as changeman or endeavor then u can go to that particular tool to find the listing of the program.Such as in changeman u can go to option 1 then l
where u have to give application name or package id and library type ,member etc..then it'l show u the listing of the program.cant say abt other version control tool.
correct me if i m wrong |
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sureshchoudey
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iam using compile the program through jcl only, still not fount where compile program located.
suresh |
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khamarutheen
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hi frnd,
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iam using compile the program through jcl only, still not fount where compile program located. |
Actually what u r trying to say.. i cant get u my frnd. whether u r saying that u doesn't know where the particular JCL is r anything else... make me clear.. |
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sureshchoudey
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Hi friends
i got soc7 error , i try to solve the problem, i found the offset value,
but where the compile listing program located, but i compile the program through jcl only, i did not use any tools.
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khamarutheen
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hi frnd,
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but where the compile listing program located |
so u dont know where the compiled program is stored or what?
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i compile the program through jcl only, i did not use any tools. |
fine.. but whether ur prog is not listed in the spool area or what u r saying my frnd, i cant get u really. plz dont mistake me... |
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sureshchoudey
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thanks for ur patience,
1.check the Job JESMSGLG step and look for an address and found the offset value ,
2. then after getting offset value , what i have to do ,how to find which line s0c7 error get |
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khamarutheen
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Hi frnd,
Use these steps. these steps are the way to resolve the S0C7 Error.
Basically you need to correcting the offending data. Many times the reason for SOC7 is an un-initialized numeric item.
1.Examine that possibility first. Many installations provide you a dump for run time abend?s ( it can be generated also by calling some subroutines or OS services thru assembly language).
2. Examine the compilation output XREF listing to get the verb and the line
number of the source code at this offset. Then you can look at the source code to find the bug.
3. To get capture the runtime dumps, you will have to define some datasets (SYSABOUT etc ) in the JCL.
4. If none of these are helpful, use judgement and DISPLAY to localize the source of error.
Some installation might have batch program debugging tools. Use them.
can u send me the offset value ... |
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sureshchoudey
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Hi khamarutheen,
i solved the problem ,
thanks for khamrutheen , u gave prompt reply
suresh |
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venkat.c
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Hi Suresh
If you are using changeman ..u can see the listing in 1.L by giving the component name.....
thanks
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