On 3/22/2011 9:09 AM, Jim McAlpine wrote:
I'm getting an 0C4 abend in a non LE assembler program which is called by a
COBOL LE program. Unfortunately LE is getting in the way of the abend
process and the resultant abend is a U4039 from LE and the assembler routine
is not in the dumped storage. What combination of LE runtime parameters are
required to tell LE to get out of the way so I can get a traditional dump.
Jim McAlpine
Look at TERMTHDACT in particular, choose one of these:
UADUMP — message to SYSOUT; full CEEDUMP; SYSxDUMP
after LE condition handling, before clean-up
UAONLY - no CEEDUMP; SYSxDUMP after LE condition handling,
before clean-up
UATRACE - abbreviated CEEDUMP; SYSxDUMP after LE condition
handling, before clean-up
UAIMM - produce a SYSxDUMP before condition handling; condition
handling may or may not subsequently continue
Be sure to include a SYSUDUMP DD statement or you have to
add DYNDUMP option also.
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