Can I do a RFE
Of course you can. To be frank, it will be declined. It is a significant
effort, but more important a well-written recovery routine does not need
that information.
Finding the right registers is the most important thing in recovery
specially if you do a retry
No it is not.
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> Subject: Re: Finding abending PSW and registe
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Subject: Re: Finding abending PSW and registers
Finding the right registers is the most important thing in recovery specially
if you do a retry
Charles have you ever used SWDARBAD ( when available to find the program
registers looking for your program name in CDNAME )
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> Subject: Re: Finding abending PSW and registers
>
> The error was in the wait module however EC2 and SDWSRSV was where in my
> program I issued the wait
>
> Can I do a RFE to Have the SDWARC4 contain 64 bit gpr and PSW for ec2 and
> SDWASRV registers.
abending PSW and registers
The error was in the wait module however EC2 and SDWSRSV was where in my
program I issued the wait
Can I do a RFE to Have the SDWARC4 contain 64 bit gpr and PSW for ec2 and
SDWASRV registers.
The error was in the wait module however EC2 and SDWSRSV was where in my
program I issued the wait
Can I do a RFE to Have the SDWARC4 contain 64 bit gpr and PSW for ec2 and
SDWASRV registers.
Thanks
> On Jul 8, 2020, at 8:35 AM, Peter Relson wrote:
>
>
> Problem is the 64 bit regs
Problem is the 64 bit regs and PSW in SDWAXEME are reflecting the
value of psw, ec1 and SDWAGRSV I need psw ec2 and SDWASRSV 64 bit info
Another unfounded assertion. You do not need "ec2" and "SDWASRSV 64 bit
info". You might well not fully understand what those are.
You wrote that you
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Subject: Re: Finding abending PSW and registers
There are routines that format this information so that you do not need to
deal with the specific SDWA fields.
Use IPCS and run STATUS FAILDATA and STATUS WORKSHEET.
Or read the comments that are provided in IHASDWA:
SDWAGRSV DS
There are routines that format this information so that you do not need to
deal with the specific SDWA fields.
Use IPCS and run STATUS FAILDATA and STATUS WORKSHEET.
Or read the comments that are provided in IHASDWA:
SDWAGRSV DS0CL64 - General purpose registers at time of error.
SDWAEC1
I’m posting this to see if my understanding is correct.
If your program abends lets say from a S0C7, then most likely the abending PSW
and registers would be at SDWAEC1 and SDWAGR00. If on the in the other the
abend occurred from a system service your PSW would be SDWAEC2 and SDWASR00.
This
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