 Fault history files
Fault history files consist of fault entries that are stored separately. Fault entries contain the following types of information: - Real-time analysis key information, such as abend code and the name of the failing program
- Execution environment details, such as job name, system ID, and the date and time when the fault occurred
- The associated real-time analysis report
- Saved minidump (if applicable)
- Name of associated SYSMDUMP data set (if applicable)
You can view fault entry details, browse the real-time analysis report, start batch and interactive fault reanalysis or delete fault entries from an interactive display of a fault history file. Although a fault history file can be either a partitioned data set (PDS) or a partition data set extended (PDSE), PDSE data sets are recommended because PDS member update is not serialized and therefore you might lose fault entries.  Back to Features and Benefits
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