This message is part of a group of messages VTAM® issues in response to a DISPLAY VTAMSTOR,MODULE command. A complete description of the message group follows the example.

IST1571I module_name ENTRY POINT IS address LEVEL IS svc_level
IST1574I   offset hexdata_1 hexdata_2 hexdata_3 hexdata_4 EBCDIC_data
IST1574I   offset hexdata_1 hexdata_2 hexdata_3 hexdata_4 EBCDIC_data
IST314I END

IST1571I

• module_name is the module name provided in the DISPLAY VTAMSTOR command.
• address is the hexadecimal storage address of the module's entry point.
• svc_level is the service level of the module. This will usually contain a PTF number or a Julian date; if this is not available, the field will contain **NA**. The Julian date will be of the format yy.ddd, where yy is the year and ddd is the day.
• There are two special values that might appear in this field.
  • REPLACD is stored in the service level when a module or table is replaced. For example, if a MODIFY EXIT command replaced ISTEXCAA, the service level for ISTEXCAA would be REPLACD. Because ISTIECDM is only loaded to support ISTEXCAA, it will also be replaced when ISTEXCAA is replaced. Therefore, REPLACD will also be stored in the service level of ISTIECDM or the supporting module for the EXIT being loaded.
  • LM NAME is stored in the service level when a module is loaded and the module name cannot be found at the beginning of the module. LM NAME indicates that name of the module was retrieved from the load module name.

IST1574I

• This message displays storage beginning at the address indicated in message IST1571I. This message is issued twice to display a total of 32 bytes beginning with address.
• offset is the hexadecimal offset of the storage from the address in message IST1571I.
• hexdata_1, hexdata_2, hexdata_3, and hexdata_4 each display four bytes of the storage in hexadecimal format.
• EBCDIC_data displays sixteen bytes of the storage in EBCDIC format.
• For some modules, the entry point address does not point to the beginning of the modules. Processing for the DISPLAY VTAMSTOR,MODULE command will display up to 32 bytes prior to the entry point address. This will be displayed as a negative offset. Less than 32 bytes might be displayed if the beginning of the module is found.