The first step in creating a stand-alone dump program is selecting
a tape or DASDas
the stand-alone dump IPL volume (residence volume). After you select
the residence volume, you can create the stand-alone dump program.
To create the stand-alone dump program, you:
- Code
the AMDSADMP macro. See Coding the AMDSADMP macro.
- Assemble the macro, placing the stand-alone dump program onto
the residence volume in ready-to-load form. IBM® recommends that you use one-stage generation
when building or creating a stand-alone dump program for the currently
executing version of MVS™. Use
the two-stage generation to create multiple stand-alone dump programs
and to create a new version of the stand-alone dump program when migrating
to a new version of MVS. See Generating the stand-alone dump program.