Re: LPA Load module hits or usage

2021-10-29 Thread Peter Relson
Mark J wrote:
>instruction fetch GTF trace, action=trace, 

I think Mark meant an instruction fetch SLIP trap with action=trace to get 
a GTF trace. Or ACTION=STRACE - you won't want to look at the data from 
the action itself, but this will let a DISPLAY SLIP,ID=xxx show you what 
you want, if you don't mind learning only about the number of times that 
can be represented in a SLIP matchlim value (the limit is 65535). The 
display will show the number of matches so far (until the trap gets 
disabled for reaching the limit)

In the general case, there is no tool you could use, whether free or not, 
that would provide that information. The general case is where a program 
learns of the address to use by using CSVQUERY and just branches there. 
The specific case of using LINK/LOAD/ATTACH/XCTL to route control to the 
module could be determined by such tools.

Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design


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Re: LPA Load module hits or usage

2021-10-28 Thread Mark Jacobs
Off the top of my head a instruction fetch GTF trace, action=trace, at the 
entry point of the LPA module should work.

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On Thursday, October 28th, 2021 at 3:39 AM, Jake Anderson 
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> Hello
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> Is there a way to know or understand about how many times a module in LPA
>
> got used or called without using any priced products ?
>
> Jake
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LPA Load module hits or usage

2021-10-28 Thread Jake Anderson
Hello

Is there a way to know or understand about how many times a module in LPA
got used or called without using any priced products ?

Jake

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