A SLIP standard (STD) trace record represents a slip trap match when the SLIP command specifies ACTION=TRACE or ACTION=TRDUMP.
SLIP STD ASCB.... hhhhhhhh CPU..... hhhh JOBN.... cccccccc
TID..... cccc ASID.... hhhh JSP..... cccccccc
TCB..... hhhhhhhh MFLG.... hhhh EFLG.... hhhh
SFLG.... hh DAUN.... hhhh MODN.... cccccccc
OFFS.... hhhhhhhh IADR.... hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh
INS..... hhhhhhhh hhhh
EXSIAD.. hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh EXSINS.. hhhhhhhh hhhh
BRNGH... hhhhhhhh BRNGA... hhhhhhhh BRNGD... hhhhhhhh
OPSW.... hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh
ILC/PIC. hhhhhhhh PERC.... hh TYP..... hh
PKM..... hhhh SASID... hhhh AX...... hhhh
PASID... hhhh ASC..... c
SA-SPACE ccccccccc cccc 
DATX.... hh
- ASCB hhhhhhhh
- The address of the ASCB for the current address space.
- CPU hhhh
- The processor identifier (ID).
- JOBN cccccccc
- One of the following:
- cccccccc
- Name of the job associated with the SLIP trap
- N/A
- Not applicable
- TID cccc
- The trap ID.
- ASID hhhh
- The identifier of the current address space.
- JSP cccccccc
- One of the following:
- cccccccc
- Job step program name
- N/A
- Not applicable
- U/A
- Unavailable
- TCB hhhhhhhh
- One of the following:
- hhhhhhhh
- TCB address
- N/A
- Not applicable
- MFLG hhhh
- System mode indicators that indicate the status of the system. The indicators correspond to the SLWACW field in the SLWA. For a description of the SLWA, see z/OS® MVS™ Data Areas in z/OS Internet library.
- EFLG hhhh
- Error bytes that indicate the error status of the system. These bytes correspond to SDWAERRA in the SDWA. For a description of the SDWA, see z/OS MVS Data Areas in z/OS Internet library.
- SFLD hh
- SLIP status flags.
- DAUN hhhhhhhh
- A counter representing the number of times data was unavailable for the DATA keyword test.
The following fields apply to PER interruptions only. For other
than PER interruptions, these fields are not applicable and contain:
N/A, N/, or N.
- MODN cccccccc
- One of the following:
- cccccccc
- Load module name in which the interruption occurred
- N/A
- Not applicable
- U/A
- Unavailable
- OFFS hhhhhhhh
- One of the following:
- hhhhhhhh
- Offset into the load module containing the instruction that caused the interruption
- N/A
- Not applicable
- U/A
- Unavailable
- IADR hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh
- Address of the instruction that caused the interruption.
- INS hhhhhhhh hhhh
- Instruction content: the instruction that caused the PER interruption.
- EXSIAD hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh
- One of the following:
- hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh
- Target instruction address if the INS field is an Execute instruction
- N/A
- Not applicable
- U/A
- Unavailable
- EXSINS hhhhhhhhhh hhhh
- One of the following:
- hhhhhhhh hhhh
- Target instruction content if an INS field is an Execute instruction: 6 bytes of data beginning at the target instruction address
- N/A
- Not applicable
- U/A
- Unavailable
- BRNGH hhhhhhhh
- BRNGA hhhhhhhh
- One of the following:
- hhhhhhhh
- The beginning range virtual address if the SLIP command specified SA. BRNGH identifies the high 4 bytes. BRNGA identifies the low 4 bytes.
- N/A
- Not applicable
- BRNGD hhhhhhhh
- One of the following:
- hhhhhhhh
- Four bytes of storage starting at the beginning range virtual address if SA was specified
- N/A
- Not applicable
- U/A
- Unavailable
- OPSW hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh
- The program old PSW.
- ILC/PIC hhhhhhhh
- The instruction length code and program interruption code.
- PERC hh
- The PER interruption code.
- TYP hh
- The PER trap mode.
- PKM hhhh
- The PSW key mask.
- SASID hhhh
- The identifier of the secondary address space.
- AX hhhh
- The authorization index.
- PASID hhhh
- The identifier of the primary address space.
- ASC c
- The PSW ASC mode indicator:
- c
- Meaning
- 0
- Primary addressing mode
- 1
- Access register addressing mode
- 2
- Secondary addressing mode
- 3
- Home addressing mode
- SA-SPACE ccccccccccccc
- Storage alteration space identifier, as follows:
- The ASID, for an address space
- The owning ASID and the data space name, for a data space
- DATX hh
- The DATA filter mismatch count due to an event that occurred in
transactional execution mode.