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Taking a dump of the kernel and user processes

z/OS UNIX System Services Planning
GA32-0884-00

If you have a loop, hang, or wait state in a process and need a dump for diagnosis, you need to dump several types of data:
  • The kernel address space.
  • Any kernel data spaces that might be associated with the problem.
  • Any process address spaces that might be associated with the problem.
  • Appropriate storage areas containing system control blocks (for example, SQA, CSA, RGN, TRT).
The steps are:
  1. Use the DISPLAY operator command to display information about currently active address spaces and data spaces.
  2. Allocate a sufficiently large dump data set.
  3. Take the dump.
  4. Review the dump completion information.

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