Use IEASLPxx to contain SLIP commands. The commands can span multiple
lines, and the system processes the commands in order.
It is recommended that you move any SLIP commands in the COMMNDxx
and IEACMDxx parmlib members into a IEASLPxx parmlib member. By using
IEASLPxx to contain your SLIP commands, you avoid restrictions found
in other parmlib members. For example:
- IEASLPxx supports multiple-line commands; IEACMD00 does not.
- IEASLPxx does not require any special command syntax; IEACMD00
does.
If you move SLIP commands from COMMNDxx and IEACMDxx to IEASLPxx,
you must replace the commands in COMMNDxx and IEACMDxx with the following
line, where xx is the ID of the IEASLPxx member to be used.
COM='SET SLIP=xx'
See the descriptions of the COMMNDxx and IEACMDxx parmlib members
for related information.
Note: - For an SVC dump suppressed by a SLIP command with the action of
NODUMP or NOSVCD, a LOGREC data set entry will contain a code indicating
the reason for the suppression. For an ABEND dump suppressed by a
SLIP command with the action of NODUMP, NOSYSU, NOSYSA, or NOSYSM,
message IEA848I will indicate the reason for the suppression.
- If a program loop causes an “out-of-space” abnormal termination
(as in abend code B37) and you want a dump, specify a SYSABEND DD
statement or a SYSMDUMP DD statement.
- If you enter multiple non-ignore SLIP PER traps in IEASLPxx, only
the first non-ignore SLIP PER trap will be enabled (if there were
no enabled SLIP PER traps set prior to setting the traps out of IEASLPxx).
The remaining non-ignore SLIP PER traps will be set, but will be disabled.
The first non-ignore SLIP PER trap will be set but disabled if there
was an enabled SLIP PER trap set prior to setting the traps out of
IEASLPxx.
- For a description of the SLIP command, see z/OS MVS System Commands.