ENTER ‘DUMP’ OR ‘SET’ OR ‘ADDSUMM’ WITH OPTIONS, ‘LIST’ OR
‘END’.
Explanation
The stand-alone dump program is prompting the operator.
System action
The stand-alone dump program waits for a response.
Operator response
The operator should respond with one of the
following options:
- DUMP dto
Where dump tailoring options dto specify
storage to be dumped. The response must be contained on a single line.
After it is entered, the operator is prompted again and enter another
line.
- SET MINASID(minimum)
Where
minimum is
either all address spaces, ALL, or physically swapped-in address spaces,
PHYSIN.
- Specify ALL to diagnose hangs, enabled waits, and performance
problems. If ALL is specified, the minimum dump includes certain system-related
storage ranges in all address spaces. This dump provides enough first-failure
data to debug most system problems. Because of the large amount of
data dumped, the time for the dump be excessive.
- Specify PHYSIN to diagnose coded waits, loops, and spin loops.
If PHYSIN is specified, the minimum dump includes storage in address
spaces that are physically swapped-in. This dump takes less time.
Because of the storage not in the dump, the dump not contain enough
first-failure data to diagnose the system problem. If this is the
case, recreate the system problem, and request MINASID with ALL.
When in doubt, ALL is the better choice.
- ADDSUMM ato
Where summary address
space tailoring options ato specify additional
address spaces to be dumped during the summary phase. The response
must be contained on a single line. After it is entered, the operator
is prompted again and enter another line.
- LIST
The stand-alone dump program writes on the console all
the dump options and summary address spaces accumulated
up to now (message AMD067I). Prompting continues.
- END
The stand-alone dump program stops prompting the operator
and begins dump processing. The operator can no longer respond with
dump options.
Source
Module
Routing code
Descriptor code