z/OS MVS Program Management: User's Guide and Reference
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Binder output data sets and their contents

z/OS MVS Program Management: User's Guide and Reference
SA23-1393-00

Table 1. Binder data sets and their contents
DD name Contents
SYSPRINT Depending on user-specified options, this data set may contain binder processing messages, a data map of the program object or load module, a cross-reference list depicting numerical offsets of the elements within a class of binder data, and other information.
IEWDIAG In the absence of SYSPRINT's allocation, this data set receives all the messages that would have gone to SYSPRINT. This may be the case if the binder is invoked interactively via its API.
IEWTRACE If specified, this data set contains tracing information as control is passed from one binder module to another. Input data, output data or both, as well as return codes, are echoed in most tracing entries, making it easier to follow and diagnose binder processing events.
IEWDUMP The information in this data set represents a snapshot of binder data in its internal organization. When the information in the above data sets is not sufficient to troubleshoot a problem, this information becomes necessary. Data is directed to this data set when there is an abnormal termination in the binder's processing, or when a caller makes a request for a dump upon entry to a specific binder module.
IEWGOFF This data set contains the Generalized Object File Format (GOFF) records produced by the binder when its input is Extended Object (XOBJ) module records, which are generated by some compilers. Once built in storage, the GOFF records are processed and bound by the binder. If this data set is specified at the time the binder is invoked, the produced GOFF records will be echoed to it. Should the binder encounter any problems processing the GOFF records, this data set may be useful in diagnosing problems in the XOBJ-to-GOFF conversion process or in the source XOBJ records.

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