Using the DUMP or ADDSUMM keyword to request additional storage or address spaces

You can request that stand-alone dump dump additional storage or additional address spaces in two ways:

Specifying DUMP options or ADDSUMM options on the AMDSADMP macro
As the following example show, specify the dump tailoring options described in Dump tailoring options within parentheses and single quotation marks as the value of the DUMP keyword on the AMDSADMP macro.
```
DUMP=('SP(5,37,18) IN ASID('JES3')')
DUMP=('RANGE(0:1000000) IN ASID(1)')
DUMP=('DATASPACES OF ASID('DUMPSRV')')
```
Note: Do not double the quotation marks within the DUMP options. The DUMP options cannot exceed 255 characters in length.

You can also specify additional summary address space as the value of the ADDSUMM keyword on the AMDSADMP macro.
```
ADDSUMM=(‘ASID(’BPX*’)’) 
ADDSUMM=('ASID(28),ASID('JOHNDOE')’) 
ADDSUMM=(’ASID(’MYDB’,40,46:48)’) 
```
Note: Do not double the quotation marks within the ADDSUMM options. The ADDSUMM options cannot exceed 255 characters in length.
Specifying additional dump options at run time
By coding the PROMPT keyword on the AMDSADMP macro, you can have Stand-alone dump prompt the operator to dump additional storage or specify additional address spaces to be dumped as part of summary phase. When you code PROMPT, and the virtual storage dump program gets control, stand-alone dump issues the AMD059D message:
```
AMD059D ENTER 'DUMP' OR 'SET' OR ‘ADDSUMM’ WITH OPTIONS, 'LIST' OR 'END'.
```
The operator can respond with one of the following:
- DUMP followed by dump options. In this case, the ‘=’ after DUMP is optional. See Dump tailoring options for the possible dump options.
- SET followed by the MINASID options.
- ADDSUMM followed by address space list to additionally be dumped as part of summary phase. In this case, the ‘=’ after ADDSUMM is optional. See Dump tailoring options for the possible options.
- LIST. On the console, stand-alone dump displays the current virtual storage areas to be dumped and address space list to be dumped during the summary phase.
- END. Stand-alone dump stops prompting the operator for options and begins processing.
Figure 1 shows a sample exchange between stand-alone dump and the operator. The operator's replies are in lowercase. Note the operator's reply to message AMD059D using the DUMP keyword and ADDSUMM keyword.
Figure 1. Sample Console output from the stand-alone Dump Program
```
 AMD082I WARNING: THE MINASID SPECIFICATION HAS BEEN SET TO 'PHYSIN'.
 AMD059D ENTER 'DUMP' OR 'SET' OR ‘ADDSUMM’ WITH OPTIONS, 'LIST' OR 'END'.
     dump sp(0::9) inasid('jes2')
 AMD060I ERROR IN INPUT TEXT INDICATED BY '*':
 DUMP SP(0::9) INASID('JES2')
            *
AMD065A ENTER TEXT TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE TEXT IN ERROR.
 >
 AMD060I ERROR IN INPUT TEXT INDICATED BY '*':
 DUMP SP(0:9) INASID('JES2')
               ******
 AMD065A ENTER TEXT TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE TEXT IN ERROR.
 > in asid
 AMD082I WARNING: THE MINASID SPECIFICATION HAS BEEN SET TO 'PHYSIN'.
 AMD059D ENTER 'DUMP' OR 'SET' OR ‘ADDSUMM’ WITH OPTIONS, 'LIST' OR 'END'.
 > list
 AMD067I CURRENT DUMP OPTIONS:
   CSA ALSO LSQA, SP(203:205,213:215,229:230,236:237,247:249) IN ASID(PHYSIN)
   ALSO SP(0:9) IN ASID('JES2')
   ADDSUMM  ASID('ALLOCAS','ANTAS000','ANTMAIN','CATALOG','CONSOLE','DEVMAN',
   'DUMPSRV','GRS','IEFSCHAS','IOSAS','IXGLOGR','JESXCF','JES2','JES3','OMVS',
   'SMSPDSE','SMSPDSE1','SMSVSAM','WLM','SMF','SMFXC','XCFAS')
 AMD082I WARNING: THE MINASID SPECIFICATION HAS BEEN SET TO 'PHYSIN'.
 AMD059D ENTER 'DUMP' OR 'SET' OR ‘ADDSUMM’ WITH OPTIONS, 'LIST' OR 'END'.
 > end
```
When stand-alone dump detects an error in the reply to message AMD059D, it repeats the incorrect line at the console, underscores the incorrect part with asterisks, and prompts the operator for replacement text. If the dump options exceed 255 characters, stand-alone dump marks the whole line in error.

If a system restart occurs during the virtual storage dump program, stand-alone dump re-prompts the operator for dump options. stand-alone dump does not use any of the dump options that the operator specified before the system restart.