>Can I set slip trap for abend s00c for any failing Address space ? To be unhelpful, the answer is "yes", you can set it as long as you have the authority to set it. The real question is whether you can set such a trap and have it match.
Towards the end of having it match, we'd need to ask "what do you mean by failing Address space?" and what filters would be needed if you wanted to differentiate between "failing" and "non-failing" address space. We'd also need to ask if your subject of "any Stc" really meant "any STC (but not a non-STC)" in which case a further filter would be needed. And there is always the underlying question of did you literally mean "abend s00C" (as in, abend with a code of system 00C) as opposed to "system completion code 00C". If the completion code is achieved by the abend (or CALLRTM TYPE=ABTERM) macro then SLIp will match it. But in some cases completion codes are set (changed) by recovery routines such as by SETRP COMPCOD=n after the initial abend or program check. In those cases, you need to trap on the code for the initial entry to recovery (whatever that is). That is why, for example, for some POST completion codes you have to trap on the 0C4 that initiated the recovery processing. I don't know how system completion code 00C comes about (other than that it is by the XCF component). And the answer might vary depending on the reason code. Peter Relson z/OS Core Technology Design ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
