IBM-supplied default for IEASLPxx

IBM® supplies member IEASLP00 in SYS1.PARMLIB. IEASLP00 contains IBM-supplied SLIP commands to suppress dumps that are considered unneeded because the system provides information (such as a message) that is normally sufficient for problem determination. For selected abend codes, the SLIP commands in IEASLP00 suppress either all dumps or specific types of dumps.

IEASLP00 contains the following commands:

SLIP SET,C=013,ID=X013,A=NOSVCD,J=JES2,END
SLIP SET,C=028,ID=X028,A=NOSVCD,END
SLIP SET,C=058,ID=X058,A=NODUMP,DATA=(15R,EQ,4,OR,15R,EQ,8,OR,
15R,EQ,C,OR,15R,EQ,10,OR,15R,EQ,2C,OR,15R,EQ,30,OR,
15R,EQ,3C),END
SLIP SET,C=071,SDATA=(ALLNUC,SQA,CSA,LPA,LSQA,ALLPSA,RGN,SUM,TRT),
REASON=30,ID=S071,A=SVCD,END
SLIP SET,C=071,SDATA=(ALLNUC,SQA,CSA,LPA,LSQA,ALLPSA,RGN,SUM,TRT),
REASON=20,ID=SS71,A=SVCD,END
SLIP SET,C=0E7,ID=X0E7,A=NOSVCD,END
SLIP SET,C=0F3,ID=X0F3,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=13E,ID=X13E,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=1C5,RE=00090004,ID=X1C5,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=222,ID=X222,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=322,ID=X322,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=33E,ID=X33E,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=3C4,REASON=1A,ID=S3C4,A=SVCD,END
SLIP SET,C=422,ID=X422,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=422,RE=XXXX01A5,ID=X42X,A=IGNORE,END
SLIP SET,C=47B,DATA=(15R,EQ,0,OR,15R,EQ,8),ID=X47B,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=622,ID=X622,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=71A,ID=X71A,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=804,ID=X804,A=(NOSVCD,NOSYSU),END
SLIP SET,C=806,ID=X806,A=(NOSVCD,NOSYSU),END
SLIP SET,C=80A,ID=X80A,A=(NOSVCD,NOSYSU),END
SLIP SET,C=81A,REASON=5,ID=X81A,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=91A,ID=X91A,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=9FB,ID=X9FB,A=NOSVCD,J=JES3,END
SLIP SET,C=B37,ID=XB37,A=(NOSVCD,NOSYSU),END
SLIP SET,C=C1A,ID=XC1A,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=D37,ID=XD37,A=(NOSVCD,NOSYSU),END
SLIP SET,C=E37,ID=XE37,A=(NOSVCD,NOSYSU),END
SLIP SET,C=EC6,RE=0000FFXX,ID=XEC6,A=NODUMP,END
SLIP SET,C=EC6,RE=0000FDXX,ID=XXC6,A=NOSVCD,END

Note:

IEASLP00 is read during system initialization because the IEACMD00 parmlib member contains the command SET SLIP=00. As a result, the SLIP traps specified in IEASLP00 member are in effect at IPL-time.
An installation that does not currently use SLIP commands should understand that the execution of IEASLP00 causes the system to allocate fixed storage for the SLIP processing modules and for the control blocks that define the SLIP traps supplied by IBM in IEASLP00. Approximately 30K bytes of storage will be fixed in the extended LPA for the SLIP processing modules and approximately 1K bytes of storage will be fixed in the extended SQA for the control blocks needed by the SLIP traps.
If you use a name other than JES2 or JES3 to start the job entry subsystem, the SLIP commands for abend codes X'013' and X'9FB' have no effect. Therefore, to suppress SVC dumps for these abend codes when you are not using JES2 or JES3 as the name of your job entry subsystem, place your own SLIP command in IEASLPxx. Specify NOSVCD on the ACTION=keyword (A=) and the name of your job entry subsystem on the JOBNAME=keyword (J=).