Hi all, I've got a multi-tasking C & ASM LE application running 100+ TCBs. Occasionally I get an S0C4 abend, which quickly cascades into multiple S0C4 abends. By the time LE gets round to taking a SYSMDUMP the MVS trace has wrapped and I can't determine what is the first S0C4. I end up with multiple CEEDUMPs and SYSMDUMPs which don't all match up. The first SYSMDUMP is produced 2 minutes after the first CEEDUMP starts and the LE ZMCH data in the first SYSMDUMP doesn't match the Machine State data in any of the CEEDUMPs so I'm confused.
I want a dump immediatly an S0C4 happens and before LE gets in the way and spends several minutes generating CEEDUMPs with only partial information. From the CEEDUMP I can't tell which TCB is failing or the exact time of the S0C4 to work out which was first. I've had a look in the archives and found several options, which I don't like or I don't think will work. 1) I can't use a SLIP trap as there are phantom S0C4 abends that get captured and resolved by the OS. 2) I'm reluctant to use TERMTHDACT=(UAIMM),TRAP=(OFF,NOSPIE) as the manual says that results of TRAP=OFF are "unpredictable" and this is a large long running production application. 3) ABPERC(S0C4) won't work as the doc says S0CX abends are ignored. I'm thinking TERMTHDACT=(UAIMM) on it's own might be the best bet to get an early SYSMDUMP showing the S0C4 in the trace. Would I get dumps for other things that LE might normally be able to deal with? Any other options? Thanks, Ron. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN