Explanation
Where text is:
{AVAILABLE n AND FULL m|
AVAILABLE=nnn AND FULL=mmm}
CAPTURED DUMPS=dmps, SPACE USED=uuuuuuuuM,
SPACE FREE=ffffffffM
{DUMPnn|DUMPID=dumpid|
dsname} &cont;
TITLE=dump-title|data set status
DUMP TAKEN TIME=hd.md.sd
DATE=mm/dd/yyyy
error-text
A
DISPLAY DUMP,TITLE command requested that the system display the dump
title, the dump identifier, and the time of dump for each requested
SYS1.DUMPnn data set on a direct access storage
device (DASD). When DUMPID is specified, the system displays the dump
title, the dump identifier, and the time of the dump for each dump
requested. DSN=ALL or AUTODSN=nnn is specified, the system displays
the dump title, data set name, and the time of the dump for the most
recently automatically allocated dump data set(s).
In the message
text:
- hh.mm.ss
- The time when the the system issued the message, in hours (00
through 23), in minutes (00 through 59), and in seconds (00 through
59).
- idr
- A 3-digit decimal identifier used with the CONTROL C,D command
to cancel status displays:
- That are written on typewriter or display consoles
- That are displayed in-line (not in display area) on display (CRT)
consoles
This identifier does not appear when the display is presented
in a display area on a display console.
- AVAILABLE n
- The number, in decimal, of available dump data sets.
- FULL m
- The number, in decimal, of full dump data sets.
- AVAILABLE=nnn
- The number, in decimal, of available dump data sets.
- FULL=mmm
- The number, in decimal, of full dump data sets.
- CAPTURED DUMPS=dmps
- The number of dumps captured.
- SPACE USED=uuuuuuuuM
- The number of megabytes of virtual storage used by SVC dump to
hold the data obtained for captured dumps. If you are using this
value to estimate the amount of DASD space which a dump can occupy,
note that this value does not include storage for common data areas
that are not subject to change and that will be written with the dump
data to DASD.
The maximum amount of space that can be used by SVC
dump is limited by the MAXSPACE value, which can be changed using
the CHNGDUMP command.
- SPACE FREE=ffffffffM
- The number of megabytes available for use by SVC dump to capture
dump data. When this value is small, then either make dump data sets
available so that captured dumps can be written to DASD or increase
the MAXSPACE value using the CHNGDUMP command. Otherwise, the system
can take only a partial dump and will lose any subsequent dumps.
- DUMPnn
- The suffix of the SYS1.DUMPnn name for a data
set on a direct access storage device (DASD).
- DUMPID=dumpid
- The dump identifier specified on the DISPLAY DUMP command and
displayed by system message IEA793A.
- dsname
- The name of an automatically allocated dump data set.
- TITLE=dump-title
- The dump title from the dump header or a message that indicates
why the system could not read the title.
- hd.md.sd
- The time when the system wrote the dump, in hours (00 through
23), in minutes (00 through 59), and in seconds (00 through 59).
- mm/dd/yyyy
- The date that the system wrote the dump, in months (00 through
12), in days of the months (00 through 31), and in years (using the
4-digit year number, such as 1996 or 2150).
- error-text
- One of the following:
- NO DUMP DATA AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING SYS1.DUMP DATA SETS WHICH
ARE UNDEFINED TO SDUMP: xx,...,xx-xx,...
- TITLE was requested for a data set that is not defined to the
system as a SYS1.DUMPnn data set. To make the data
set a SYS1.DUMPnn data set, it must be available
at IPL or the operator must add it with the DUMPDS command.
In
the message text:
- nn
- The suffix of the SYS1.DUMPnn data set.
- xx-xx
- A range of SYS1.DUMPnn data sets.
- NO DUMP DATA AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING DUMPIDS: dumpid,...,dumpid
- Lists the dump identifiers that have no dump data available. Issued
in response to the DUMPID parameter.
- NO DUMP DATA AVAILABLE FOR aaa AUTOMATICALLY
ALLOCATED DUMP DATA SETS
- TITLE was requested for more automatically allocated dump data
sets than are available on the system. TITLE information for aaa dump
data sets will not be displayed. For example, if the system has automatically
allocated 12 dumps and you specified the following command, data would
not be displayed for 88 dumps.
D D,T,AUTODSN=100
- *-*-*-ERROR. OPEN ERROR ON {SYS1.DUMPnn|dsname}
- The system tried to open the dump data set to read the header
record. An error occurred.
- *-*-*-ERROR. READ ERROR ON {SYS1.DUMPnn|dsname}
- The system tried to read the dump data set header record. An error
occurred.
- *-*-*-ERROR. INVALID HEADER RECORD ON {SYS1.DUMPnn|dsname}
- The system ends the request for the dump data set.
- *-*-*-ERROR. ALLOCATION ERROR ON {SYS1.DUMPnn|dsname}-RC rc ERROR
RSN CODE=errc INFO RSN CODE=info
- The system tried to allocate the dump data set to read the header
record. An allocation error occurred. rc is the
allocation return code. errc is the error reason
code, and info is the information reason code.
See z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide for
information about the SVC 99 return codes and the error reason code
and information reason code.
- *-*-*-ERROR. LOCATE FAILED ON dsname
- dsname not found in catalog.
- DATA UNAVAILABLE FOR MIGRATED DATA SET
- ERRDATA was requested for automatically allocated dump data sets
and this one was migrated. ERRDATA information for this dump data
set will not be displayed since SDUMP will not recall it to read the
data.
System action
The system continues processing.
Operator response
If dumpid appears in the
message, use this information to respond to system message IEA793A.
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