Use SRTFIND to locate a symbol resolution table entry (SRTE) in a dump.

Operands

SRT name

The SRT name is the symbolic name of a symbol resolution table (SRT) entry and can be entered as alphanumeric characters or hexadecimal digits.

• If alphanumeric characters are used, enter 1–8 characters in the form cccc. If fewer than 8 characters are entered, the name is padded on the right with blanks, and the tool will search only for the characters entered.

  For example, if APPL1 is entered, and APPL1, APPL1A, and APPL1B exist, the tool will find only APPL1.

• If hexadecimal digits are used, enter an even number of digits 1 - 16 in the form X'xxxx'. If fewer than 16 digits are entered, the name is padded on the right with blanks. If an odd number of digits is entered, the name is padded on the left with a 0.

  For example, if X'00000010001' is entered, the tool will search for X'0000000100014040'.

The SRT name is required.

NetID

The NetID name representing the network ID of another network outside the host network where the resource resides should be 1–8 alphanumeric characters. If it contains fewer than 8 characters, it is padded on the right with blanks.

Type

Using the name or hexadecimal value, enter the type of SRTE for which you are searching. The default is RDTE. Enter hexadecimal values in the form of X'xx'.

Chain

Use Display SRT Chain to display all SRTEs on the chain, regardless of other search criteria. This option may help locate an SRTE whose storage has been corrupted. The default displays only the SRTEs that match all specified search criteria.

Note: Chain overrides the setting for Process.

Format

Use Format to have selected data formatted using the SRT control block. Noformat, the default, displays the SRT's name, address, and type.

Process

Use All or First to find the SRTs that match the search criteria. The default is All. First displays only the first SRTE that matches the search criteria.

Equated symbol

Use the following syntax as an alternative to the panel interface.