Figure 1 shows a sample ISPF abend panel,
which is displayed when an abend occurs in ISPF or in the DFSMSrmm ISPF dialog.
Figure 1. Sample ISPF abend panel---------------------ERROR RECOVERY-------------------------------
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When an ISPF abend panel appears, follow these steps to build the
abend keyword:
- Record the abend code in this format:
ABENDnnn
where:
- nnn
- Is the task abend code.
For example, if the ISPF abend panel contains
information as shown in
ISPF abend panel:
Task ABEND code 0C1
your keyword string would look like this:
Keyword string so far: 5650DF186 R210 ABEND0C1
- If a return code accompanies the message, include the return code
in your keyword string as a modifier keyword. Append the code to the
keyword prefix RC. For example, if the return code is 04, your
keyword string would look like this:
Keyword string
so far: 5650DF186 R210 ABEND0C1 RC4
- Go to Building keywords for module-related errors to build the next
keyword in the string. Otherwise, continue to TSO messages.