Michael,
do you have a dataset with SUBSYS=LAM (CA-LIBRARIAN masterfile) in your
JCL?
Werner Kuehnel
IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU schrieb am 23.05.2007
21:03:00:
Good day!
One of our programs written in PL1 recently encountered a S0C7 abend.
In
the course of our
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Michael,
do you have a dataset with SUBSYS=LAM
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 05/23/2007
at 02:03 PM, Michael Tutor [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
One of our programs written in PL1 recently encountered a S0C7 abend.
Try adding some debug code, starting with ON ERROR SNAP.
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I appreciate all of the replies and suggestions. It gives me something to
check and try out. Did I mention that I am trying to learn PL1 in the
process? :-)
Speaking of PL1:
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20040226mode=classic
Best regards,
michael
Good day!
One of our programs written in PL1 recently encountered a S0C7 abend. In
the course of our investigation, we noticed that this abend only happens
when the job runs on certain systems in our sysplex. If we run the job in
CPU1, it will run ok but using the same JCL and run it on
Michael,
We had a similar problem, but this was cobol and S0C4. The program would
run fine on one system and abend on the other (different boxes), then it
would go away and come back (sometimes, not always the same box) after
an IPL. After one IPL the program would not run on either and forced
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Good day!
One of our programs written in PL1 recently encountered a S0C7 abend
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Good day!
One of our programs written in PL1 recently encountered
On Wed, 23 May 2007 14:03:00 -0500, Michael Tutor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas on what else we can check or what could be causing this abend?
The dump would be a good place to start. ;-) If you have no dump, have
the systems folks set a SLIP for you and /or IBM.
Mark
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Mark Zelden
On 23 May 2007 12:13:07 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fletcher,
Kevin) wrote:
We had a similar problem, but this was cobol and S0C4. The program would
run fine on one system and abend on the other (different boxes), then it
would go away and come back (sometimes, not always the same box) after
an
Thanks for the suggestions!
We do have a copy of the S0C7 dump which contains the module name. We are
also in the process of obtaining the compile listing so that we can make
sense of the dump :-)
I checked the virtual storage map per Steve's suggestion and the private
area below and above
Check the Language Environment STORAGE option.
Bob
Michael Tutor wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions!
We do have a copy of the S0C7 dump which contains the module name. We
are also in the process of obtaining the compile listing so that we can
make sense of the dump :-)
I checked the
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