Table 1 is the sample record broken into fields which
are described after the table.
Note: The text within the asterisks (*) at the end of each
record is not described because that text is a translation of the
EBCDIC codes in the first part of the record.
Table 1. Fields on Trace 41 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
---|
B7290
B72B0
B72D0
|
C2E4C640
000B72F8
0700323D
|
00000000
0C000206
00000000
|
00000000
000B72D8
140B72D0
|
E1000000
009F4CC4
60C20001
|
02716B50
000B72D8
01048BF4
|
00000000
00000000
60CA0002
|
42000000
00000000
27000000
|
7FBD48A0
C5000001
60C70001
|
- Field
- Contents
- 1
- The address of the I/O buffer or data this record traces. You
will see trace entries with the same addresses as JES2 reuses IOBs.
- 2 - 7
- Trace buffer prefix.
- 8 - first 2 characters
- I/O completion flags from the IOB. Successful completion = X'42'.
Error = X'46'.
- 8 - last 4 characters
- First 2 sense bytes of the I/O operation. See sense information
for individual devices.
- 9
- Event control block (ECB) completion codes and the JES2 pointer
to the ECB. Common completion codes are:
- X'41'
- I/O error. Check the sense information.
- X'44'
- IOB intercept. CSW is not valid.
- X'48'
- I/O was purged.
- X'7F'
- Normal completion.
- X'FF'
- Requeued BSC buffer. This value only occurs on a JES2 system.
- row 2, field 2 - last 6 characters
- This is the beginning CSW without its first byte. This information
is 7 bytes long. The first 3 bytes is an address that points 8 bytes
past the last CCW completed. The count field in this CSW is the residual
data count of the CCW just completed. The actual number of bytes read
or written is the difference between this value and the CCW byte count
in the CCW just completed.
- row 2, field 4 - first 2 characters
- The start I/O (SIO) condition code.
- row 2, field 4 - next 4 characters
- Address of the start of the channel program.
- Row 3, field 4
- Channel programs.
The output contains CCW entries preceded
by the characters CCW. Data associated with a particular CCW immediately
follows the CCW. See z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 5 (EDG-GFS) for a complete list of completion codes and information
about networking I/O.
See the description of message $HASP094
in z/OS JES2 Messages for additional information about some
of the previous fields.