Peter Let then be specific
The first thing I do is get the low and high address of the program The program name is being passed as a parm to the Estae routine The case of where the abend happened in the program is handled nicely by file 192 The case of where the error PSW is not in the program range lend themselves to 2 possibiltles 1) a wild branch so if register 15 is zero the following code will yield a next address of 2 in the error PSW BAS R14,2(R15) 2) it would have to match RBOPSW of one of the rb’s in the rb chain If the RB is a SVRB then chain back and look for the PRB RB that called the SVC and that PRB should have the user program abend registers Thanks Joe Reichman On Tue, Nov 28, 2023 at 8:38 AM Peter Relson <rel...@us.ibm.com> wrote: > "Asked to update" does not shed much light. I wouldn't bet that I'm > allowed to look at the CBT tape files (the word bandied about is > "contamination"), so I don't know what file 192 has. "Asked to update" in > what way? > > A "general recovery routine" is highly unlikely to be overly useful. That > is because recovery generally is not "general", rather it is unique to the > code it is intending to cover. But I don't know what the author intended to > mean by "general recovery routine". > > We have what we call "minimum RAS guidelines" that refer in part to data > to make sure is placed into the SDWA in case it is recorded. > That's something that is indeed "general". > > What exactly are you trying to accomplish? What actually is a "general > recovery routine"? I hope it's not a recovery routine that is supposed to > be able to work whether the recovery was established via SETFRR, ESTAE, > ESTAEX, ARR-definition, IEAARR, ESTAI-definition? That can be quite a > challenge (it's not obvious it's fully possible to accomplish without input > via the parameter; I have not tried). > > So I will ask again: what are you trying to accomplish? More specifically, > what are you trying to do with SDWARBAD? > > Why is it important if the abend code (completion code) is in the RB? The > completion code is in the SDWA (as long as there is an SDWA, and if there > isn't an SDWA you don't have SDWARBAD anyway). If it was indeed an "abend" > issued by a task then the register 1 slot of some RB will have the abend > code because Abend itself is a type 2 SVC. Abend's can be issued by CALLRTM > TYPE=ABTERM as well, for example. > > If you'd like opinions on what you're doing (especially since this is for > general consumption), then please ask questions that will get you the > answers you need. > > Peter Relson > z/OS Core Technology Design > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, > send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
