I share Binyamin's curiosity about why someone would do this. You can
always issue an SVC Dump specifying (for example) the ASIDLST parameter to
identify both the current space and other spaces that you want to add.
There is no need to worry about PSWREGS in such a case. That parameter is
prov
On Tue, 13 Dec 2011 13:50:51 -0600 "Justin R. Bendich"
wrote:
:>Back in March, Binyamin Dissen wrote:
:>>Yes, I can VERBX SUMDUMP and see PSWREGS=DATA lines, but I would have
expected
:>>the register contents to be in 2.2. But 2.2 shows all registers as zero.
:>>Am I missing something obvious?
Back in March, Binyamin Dissen wrote:
>Yes, I can VERBX SUMDUMP and see PSWREGS=DATA lines, but I would have expected
>the register contents to be in 2.2. But 2.2 shows all registers as zero.
>
>Am I missing something obvious?
I am trying to solve this problem, too.
Specifically, i am invoking SD
Yes, I can VERBX SUMDUMP and see PSWREGS=DATA lines, but I would have expected
the register contents to be in 2.2. But 2.2 shows all registers as zero.
Am I missing something obvious?
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