AMD001A

Explanation
The stand-alone dump program requires the device
number of the dump output device.
In the message text: nnn
A sequence number, which starts at 1 and is increased each time
a DASD dump data set becomes full.

System action
The stand-alone program waits for a response.
When the system issues AMD001A for the first time, the sequence number
displayed in the message is 1.  If the DASD dump data set becomes
full, the system reissues AMD001A and increments the sequence number
by 1.

Operator response
Do one of the following: Specify the device address of a tape volume. Prepare and ready
the tape volume to be used. Insert a file protect ring or disable
the file protection so that the dump can be written successfully.

Specify the device number of a DASD. Note: When specifying a DASD
device, if DDSPROMPT=YES was specified on the AMDSADMP macro, then
SADMP additionally prompts you for a dump data set to use. If DDSPROMPT=NO
was specified, then SADMP does not prompt for a dump data set and
assumes that the data set SYS1.SADMP is to be used for the dump.
 The
dump data set to be used during the dump must be initialized with
the AMDSADDD REXX utility.

Use the default device number and/or data set by giving a null
reply. If the default device is a DASD and you also specified a
dump data set name on the OUTPUT= keyword of the AMDSADMP macro, then
the SADMP program will attempt to use the specified dump data set
on the specified device. If a default dump data set name was not provided
on the OUTPUT= keyword and DDSPROMPT=YES was specified, the SADMP
program additionally prompts the operator for a dump data set to use.
If DSSPROMPT=NO was specified, the SADMP program will continue by
assuming the dump data set name on the default device is SYS1.SADMP.

When specifying the device, you can optionally precede
the device number with a slash(/).

Source
Stand-alone dump (SADMP)

Module
AMDSAODP

Routing code
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Descriptor code
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