When a routine interrupt occurs (code = ASRA) and a CICS® dump is generated, CICS formats the contents of the program status word (PSW) and the registers at the time of the interrupt. This information is also contained in the CICS trace table entry marked SSRP * EXEC* — ABEND DETECTED. For the format of the information contained in this trace entry, see CICS Data Areas, KERRD - KERNEL ERROR DATA.
The address of the interrupt can be found from the second word of the PSW, giving the address of the instruction following the point of interrupt. The address of the entry point of the function can be subtracted from this address. The offset compared to this listing gives the statement that causes the interrupt.
For C routines, you can find the address of the entry point in register 3.
If register 15 is corrupted, the contents of the first load module of the active enclave appear in the program storage section of the CICS transaction dump.