CICS system dump formatting component keywords and levels

The component keywords specify which functional areas of the CICS® dump you want the CICS dump exit to format, and the level number operand specifies the amount of data that you want formatted. If you omit all of the component keywords and do not specify DEF=0, the CICS dump exit formats dump data for all components.

The DEF dump exit parameter specifies the default level of formatting you want for data from the dump data set. It is only effective for components that are not included in a list of component keywords. For details about the default SDUMP formatting levels, see Table 1 in The CICS dump exit parameters.

For information about how to use z/OS® IPCS to format and analyze CICS system dumps, see Using IPCS to format and analyze CICS system dumps: Overview. For further information about z/OS IPCS, see the z/OS MVS IPCS User's Guide.

Syntax

The syntax of the component parameter is as follows:

keyword[=0|1|2|3]

See Component keywords and levels for a list of available component keywords.

The level number operand has the same function as the level number on the DEF parameter, but with different default rules, as described in Table 1.

Table 1. Level numbers
Level number	Meaning	Description
0	Suppress	Suppress all output for the component.
1	Summary only	Produce, for the component, only a formatted summary from the control blocks. This level number is available only for certain components. If you code level 1 for a component that does not have a summary, it defaults to level 0 (that is, all formatting is suppressed). Note that level 1 has a special meaning for the trace and index components; see TR=1 and IND=1.
2	Full control block formatting	Format all the control block information in full for the component. Level 2 has a special meaning for the trace and index components; see TR=2 and IND=2.
3	Summary and full	This means that you get both level 2 and (where available) level 1. If you code level 3 for a component that does not have a summary, it defaults to level 2.

Note: If you omit the level number, it defaults to level 3 for those components that have a summary, and level 2 for those that do not.

Component keywords and levels

The CICS dump component keywords, and the levels that you can specify for each of them, are as follows:

AI [={0|2}]

Autoinstall model manager.

AI=0: Suppress formatting of AI control blocks.
AI=2: Format AI control blocks.

AP [={0|1|2|3}]

Application domain.

AP=0: Suppress formatting of AP control blocks.
AP=1: Format a summary of addresses of the AP control blocks for each active transaction.
AP=2: Format the contents of the AP control blocks for each active transaction.
AP=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.
APS=<TASKID=Task identifier>: Application selection. The APS component keyword allows you to limit the formatting of system dumps to only those storage areas relating to the task identifier specified. Contents of the application domain control blocks for the specified transaction will be listed along with language environment storage areas for the same transaction. You must use angled brackets around the specified parameter.

AS [={0|1|2|3}]

Asynchronous services domain.

AS=0: Suppress formatting of asynchronous services domain control blocks.
AS=1: Format a summary of addresses of the AS control blocks for each active transaction.
AS=2: Format the contents of the AS control blocks for each active transaction.
AS=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

BA [={0|1|2|3}]

Business application manager domain.

BA=0: Suppress formatting of business application manager domain control blocks.
BA=1: Format the BA unit of work context (BAUW) and BA activity (BAACT) summaries.
BA=2: Format the anchor block (BADMANC), BA unit of work context (BAUW), and BA activities (BAACT).
BA=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

BR [={0|1|2|3}]

The 3270 bridge domain

BR=0: Suppress formatting of bridge domain control blocks.
BR=1: Format bridge facility summary information.
BR=2: Format all control blocks and bridge messages in the system.
BR=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

CC [={0|2}]

The CICS catalog domain.

CC=0: Suppress formatting of CC control blocks.
CC=2: Format the CC control blocks.

CP [={0|2}]

The common programming interface.

CP=0: Suppress formatting of CP control blocks.
CP=2: Format the CPI static storage.

CQ [={0|1|2}]

Console queue.

CQ=0: Suppress formatting of console queue control blocks.
CQ=1: Format the console queue summary.
CQ=2: Format the console queue control blocks and CQ trace table.

CSA[={0|2}]

The CICS common system area.

CSA=0: Suppress formatting of the CSA.
CSA=2: Format the CSA and its extension, the optional features list (CSAOPFL).

CV[={0|1|2|3}]

The CCSID conversion interface.

CV=0: Suppress formatting of CCSID conversion control blocks.
CV=1: Format the summary of CCSID conversion information.
CV=2: Format the CCSID conversion control blocks.
CV=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DB2 [={0|1|2|3}]

The CICS Db2® interface.

DB2®=0: Suppress formatting of Db2 control blocks.
DB2=1: Format the summary of tasks currently using the CICS Db2 interface.
DB2=2: Format the control blocks.
DB2=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DD[={0|1|2|3}]

The directory manager domain.

DD=0: Suppress formatting of DD control blocks.
DD=1: Format the directory manager summary.
DD=2: Format the directory manager control blocks, including the anchor block, directory headers, and AVL tree headers.
DD=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DH[={0|1|2|3}]

The document handler domain.

DH=0: Suppress formatting of DH control blocks.
DH=1: Format document handler summary information.
DH=2: Format the domain anchor block, document anchor block, document control record, document data block, and document bookmark block.
DH=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DLI[={0|2}]

CICS DL/I interface.

DLI=0: Suppress formatting of DLI control blocks.
DLI=2: Format DLI control blocks.

DM[={0|1|2|3}]

The domain manager.

DM=0: Suppress formatting of DM control blocks.
DM=1: Format the wait queue.
DM=2: Format the anchor block.
DM=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DP[={0|1|2|3}]

The debugging profiles domain.

DP=0: Suppress formatting of DP control blocks.
DP=1: Format a summary of the DP control blocks.
DP=2: Format the DP control blocks.
DP=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DS[={0|1|2|3}]

The dispatcher domain.

DS=0: Suppress formatting of DS control blocks.
DS=1: Format the dispatcher dump summary.
DS=2: Format the anchor block.
DS=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

DU[={0|1|2|3}]

The dump domain.

DU=0: Suppress formatting of DU control blocks.
DU=1: Format the dump domain summary information.
DU=2: Format the DU anchor block.
DU=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

EC [={0|1|2|3}]

The event capture domain.

EC=0: Suppress formatting of EP control blocks.
EC=1: Format summary information.
EC=2: Format EP control blocks.
EC=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

EJ[={0|1}]

The enterprise Java™ domain.

EJ=0: Suppress formatting of EJ control blocks.
EJ=1: Format the EJ control blocks.

EM[={0|1|2}]

The event manager.

EM=0: Suppress formatting of EM control blocks.
EM=1: Format a summary of the active event pools.
EM=2: Format the content of the EM control blocks.

EP [={0|1|2|3}]

The event processing domain.

EP=0: Suppress formatting of EP control blocks.
EP=1: Format summary information.
EP=2: Format EP control blocks.
EP=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

FCP[={0|2}]

The file control program.

FCP=0: Suppress formatting of the file control table.
FCP=2: Format the file control table.

FT[={0|1|2|3}]

The feature domain.

FT=0: Suppress formatting of the feature table.
FT=1: Provide a system dump summary.
FT=2: Provide a dump for the feature table.
FT=3: Provide a summary and dump for the feature table.

ICP[={0|2}]

The interval control program.

ICP=0: Suppress formatting of the interval control elements (ICEs).
ICP=2: Format the ICEs.

IE[={0|1|2}]

The ECI over TCP/IP domain.

IE=0: Suppress formatting of the IE control blocks.
IE=1: Format a summary of the IE control blocks.
IE=2: Format the content of the IE control blocks.

IND[={0|1|2|3}]

The page number indexes for the formatted output.

IND=0: Suppress formatting of the page number indexes.
IND=1: Provide a control block index sorted by address.
IND=2: Provide a control block index sorted by block name.
IND=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

IPCS does not produce page numbers if formatting directly to the terminal.

IS[={0|1|2|3}]

The IP interconnectivity domain.

IS=0: Suppress formatting of IS domain information.
IS=1: Format the summary of IPCONN definitions and their sessions.
IS=2: Format the IS domain control blocks.
IS=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

JCP [={0|2}]

The journal control area.

JCP=0: Suppress formatting of the JCA.
JCP=2: Format the JCA.

KE[={0|1|2|3}]

The CICS kernel.

KE=0: Suppress formatting of the kernel control blocks.
KE=1: Format the stack and a summary of tasks.
KE=2: Format the anchor block.
KE=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

LD[={0|1|2|3}]

The loader domain.

LD=0: Suppress formatting of loader domain control blocks.
LD=1: Format a program status and module summary.
LD=2: Format the anchor block, the current program elements (CPEs), and the active program elements (APEs).
LD=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

LG[={0|1|2|3}]

The log manager domain.

LG=0: Suppress formatting of log manager domain control blocks.
LG=1: Format the log manager summary.
LG=2: Format all log manager control blocks.
LG=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

LM[={0|1|2|3}]

The lock manager domain.

LM=0: Suppress formatting of lock manager domain control blocks.
LM=1: Format the lock status and allocated locks summary.
LM=2: Format the anchor block and quickcells.
LM=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

ME[={0|2}]

The message domain.

ME=0: Suppress formatting of the ME anchor block.
ME=2: Format the anchor block.

ML[={0|1|2|3}]

The markup language domain.

ML=0: Suppress formatting of the ML domain control blocks.
ML=1: Format summary information.
ML=2: Format ML domain control blocks.
ML=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

MN[={0|1|2|3}]

The monitoring domain.

MN=0: Suppress formatting of monitoring domain control blocks.
MN=1: Format the monitoring status and monitoring dictionary summary.
MN=2: Format the anchor block and monitoring control table.
MN=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

MP[={0|1|2|3}]

The managed platform domain.

MP=0: Suppress formatting of managed platform domain control blocks.
MP=1: Format the summary information for MP domain.
MP=2: Format the MP domain control blocks.
MP=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

MQ[={0|1|2|3}]

The CICS-MQ interface.

MQ=0: Suppress formatting of CICS-MQ control blocks.
MQ=1: Format the summary of tasks currently using the CICS-MQ interface.
MQ=2: Format the control blocks.
MQ=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

MRO[={0|2}]

CICS multiregion operation.

MRO=0: Suppress formatting of all MRO control blocks.
MRO=1: Format MRO control block summary.
MRO=2: Format MRO control blocks, APPC URDs, and any associated DWE chains.
MRO=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

NQ [={0|2}]

The enqueue manager domain.

NQ=0: Suppress formatting of NQ control blocks.
NQ=2: Format NQ control blocks.

OT[={0|1|2}]

The object transaction domain.

OT=0: Suppress formatting of OT control blocks.
OT=1: Format a summary of OT control blocks.
OT=2: Format the contents of the OT control blocks.

PA[={0|1|2|3}]

The parameter manager domain.

PA=0: Suppress formatting of the PA domain including SIT parameters, feature toggles and region tags.
PA=1: Format a summary of PA domain including SIT parameters, feature toggles and region tags.
PA=2: Format the PA domain control blocks.
PA=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

PCT[={0|2}]

The program control table (for TRANSACTION resource definitions).

PCT=0: Suppress formatting of the transaction resource definitions.
PCT=2: Format the transaction resource definitions.

PG[={0|1|2|3}]

The program manager domain.

PG=0: Suppress formatting of program manager domain control blocks.
PG=1: Format the program manager summary.
PG=2: Format the program manager control blocks, including the anchor block, the LLEs, the PGWEs, the PROGRAM resource definitions, the PLCBs, and the HTBs.
PG=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

PI [={0|1|2|3}]

The pipeline domain.

PI=0: Suppress formatting of PI domain information.
PI=1: Format the pipeline summary.
PI=2: Format the PI domain control blocks.
PI=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

PR [={0|2}]

Partner resource management.

PR=0: Suppress formatting of PR areas.
PR=2: Format the PR static storage and the partner resource table.

PT [={0|1|2|3}]

The partner domain.

PT=0: Suppress formatting of partner domain control blocks.
PT=1: Format summary information.
PT=2: Format all control blocks.
PT=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

RD [={0|2}]

Resource definition.

RD=0: Suppress formatting of RD areas.
RD=2: Format the RD recovery and locking blocks.

RL [={0|1|2|3}]

The resource life-cycle domain.

RL=0: Suppress formatting of RL control blocks.
RL=1: Format summary information.
RL=2: Format RL control blocks.
RL=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

RM [={0|2}]

The recovery manager domain.

RM=0: Suppress formatting of RM control blocks.
RM=2: Format RM control blocks.

RS [={0|1|2|3}]

The region status domain.

RS=0: Suppress formatting of RS control blocks.
RS=1: Format summary information.
RS=2: Format RS control blocks.
RS=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

RX [={0|2|3}]

The recoverable resource management services (RRMS) domain.

RX=0: Suppress formatting of RRMS control blocks.
RX=1: Format summary of unit-of-recovery information.
RX=2: Format all RRMS domain storage.
RX=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

RZ[={0|1|2}]

The request streams domain.

RZ=0: Suppress formatting of EJ control blocks.
RZ=1: Format a summary of RZ control blocks.
RZ=2: Format the contents of the RZ control blocks.
RZ=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

SH [={0|1|2|3}]

The scheduler services manager domain.

SH=0: Suppress formatting of the scheduler services manager domain control blocks.
SH=1: Format the SH unit of work pending queue (SHPQUEUE), and the bound, pending, and committed SH request (SHREQUES) summaries.
SH=2: Format the anchor block (SHDMANC), SH unit of work pending queue, (SHPQUEUE) and the bound, pending, and committed SH requests (SHREQUES).
SH=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

SJ[={0|1|2|3}]

The JVM domain.

SJ=0: Suppress formatting of SJ control blocks.
SJ=1: Format a summary of SJ control blocks.
SJ=2: Format the contents of the SJ control blocks.
SJ=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

SM[={0|1|2|3}]

The storage manager domain.

SM=0: Suppress formatting of storage manager domain control blocks.
SM=1: Format the dynamic storage areas (DSAs), task and domain storage subpools, transaction areas (SMXs), suspend queue, and subspace area (SUA) summaries.
SM=2: Format the anchor block (SMA), subpool control areas (SCAs), pagepool areas (PPAs), pagepool extent areas (PPXs), storage manager transaction areas (SMXs), subspace areas (SUAs), suspend queue elements (SQEs), page allocation maps (PAMs), DSA extent descriptors (DXEs), and DSA extent getmain descriptors (DXGs).
SM=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

SO[={0|1|2|3}]

The socket domain.

SO=0: Suppress formatting of the socket domain control blocks.
SO=1: Format a summary of the socket domain control blocks.
SO=2: Format the contents of the socket domain control blocks in full.
SO=3: Format both the level 1 and level 2 data. Specifying SO is the same as SO=3.

SSA[={0|2}]

The static storage areas.

SSA=0: Suppress formatting of the static storage areas address list.
SSA=2: Format the static storage areas address list.

ST[={0|1|2|3}]

The statistics domain.

ST=0: Suppress formatting of statistics domain control blocks.
ST=1: Format statistics collection details.
ST=2: Format the anchor block.
ST=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

SZ[={0|1}]

Front end programming interface (FEPI).

SZ=0: Suppress formatting of the FEPI static area.
SZ=1: Format the FEPI static area. Nothing is printed unless you have installed FEPI.

TCP[={0|1|2|3}]

The terminal control program.

TCP=0: Suppress formatting of TCP control blocks.
TCP=1: Format the terminal control and AID summaries.
TCP=2: Format the terminal control table, the terminal input/output areas, and the AIDs.
TCP=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

TDP[={0|1|2|3}]

The transient data program.

TDP=0: Suppress formatting of transient data control blocks.
TDP=1: Format the summary of transient data queue definitions.
TDP=2: Format the transient data static storage areas and the multiple strings control blocks (MRCBs).
TDP=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

TI[={0|1|2|3}]

The timer domain.

TI=0: Suppress formatting of timer domain control blocks.
TI=1: Format outstanding request details.
TI=2: Format the anchor block.
TI=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

TK[={0|1|2|3}]

The task summary and dump formatter.

TK=0: Suppress task summary formatter.
TK=1: Format a summary table for all tasks in the system dump.
TK=2: Format the transaction (TXN), user and system task control areas (TCAs), exec interface block (EIB), exec interface user structure (EIUS), kernel task control block (KTCB), transaction monitoring area (TMA) and program level control blocks (PLCBs) for each of the tasks in the system dump.
TK=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.
TKS=<TASKID=Task Identifier>: Format the level 1 and level 2 data for the specified task.

TMP[={0|2}]

The table manager program.

TMP=0: Suppress formatting of table manager static storage and control blocks.
TMP=2: Format table manager static storage and control blocks.

TR[={0|1|2|3}

The trace domain.

TR=0: Suppress formatting of trace.
TR=1: Format abbreviated trace. You get the abbreviated trace only; see the ABBREV keyword on the DFHTUnnn utility program for details.
TR=2: Format full trace. You get full trace output; see the FULL keyword on the DFHTUnnn utility program for details).
TR=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

TRS[={<trace selectivity parameter(s)>}]

Trace entry selectivity.

This keyword is effective only if the TR keyword value is 1, 2, or 3.

You can use the TRS component keyword to select trace entries from internal trace in a system dump for formatting and printing. You do this in a similar way to the selection of trace entries in an auxiliary trace for formatting and printing.

The trace selectivity parameter can be any valid trace selectivity parameter available to DFHTUnnn for the formatting of CICS auxiliary trace entries, except for the parameters PAGESIZE, ABBREV, SHORT and FULL. You can also use the LAST_BLOCKS parameter, which is specifically for formatting internal trace in a system dump.

The behavior of the KE_NUM parameter differs when it is used for formatting from an internal trace and when used for auxiliary trace. For the specified task, relevant entries from the internal trace and from a table of most recent trace entries will be formatted. These are intended for use by IBM Support. As with DFHTUnnn, you can select any number of parameters from those available.

The trace selection parameters have the same format and default values when used to select trace entries from an internal SDUMP trace, as when you use DFHTUnnn to format auxiliary trace entries. You must use angled brackets around the parameter, or sequence of parameters, that you specify.

For descriptions of available parameters, see The trace selection parameters for the trace utility print program.

TS[={0|1|2|3}]

Temporary storage domain.

TS=0: Suppress formatting of temporary storage control blocks.
TS=1: Format a summary of temporary storage control blocks and temporary storage control block checking.
TS=2: Format temporary storage control blocks.
TS=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

You can also specify the options for TS with angled brackets, for:

TS=<1>: Summary.
TS=<2>: Format control blocks.
TS=<3>: Consistency checking of the TS buffers with the TS control blocks.

You can specify more than one of these values between angled brackets. For example, TS=<1,2> gives summary and formatting of control blocks without consistency checking.

UEH[={0|2}]

The user exit handler.

UEH=0: Suppress formatting of control blocks.
UEH=2: Format control blocks.

US[={0|1|2|3}]

The user domain.

US=0: Suppress formatting of user domain control blocks.
US=1: Format the user domain summary.
US=2: Format the control blocks.
US=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

WB[={0|1|2}]

The Web domain.

WB=0: Suppress formatting of Web domain control blocks.
WB=1: Format the Web domain summary. This level displays the current state of CICS Web support, followed by a summary of the state blocks controlled by the state manager.
WB=2: Format the control blocks. This level displays the current state of CICS Web support, followed by the Web anchor block, the global work area and associated control blocks, and the Web state manager control blocks.

WU[={0|1|2|3}]

The CICS management client interface.

WU=0: Suppress formatting of CICS management client interface control blocks.
WU=1: Format the CICS management client interface summary. This level displays a list of currently running CICS management client interface requests and a list of all cached results currently being held.
WU=2: Format the control blocks. This level displays the CICS management client interface anchor block and a control block for each running request.
WU=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

W2[={0|1|2|3}]

The Web 2.0 domain.

W2=0: Suppress formatting of Web 2.0 domain control blocks.
W2=1: Format the Web 2.0 domain summary.
W2=2: Format the control blocks.
W2=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

XM[={0|1|2|3}]

The transaction manager.

XM=0: Suppress formatting of transaction manager control blocks.
XM=1: Format the domain summary, global state summary, transaction summary, transaction class summary, and MXT summary.
XM=2: Format the control blocks, including the transaction domain anchor block, transactions (TXn), and transaction class control blocks (TCL).
XM=3: Format level 1 and level 2 data.

XRF[={0|2}]

The extended recovery facility.

XRF=0: Suppress formatting of control blocks.
XRF=2: Format control blocks.

XS[={0|2}]

The security domain.

XS=0: Suppress formatting of anchor block and supervisor storage.
XS=2: Format anchor block and supervisor storage.

For a more detailed list of the contents of SDUMPs for each of the VERBEXIT keywords, see SDUMP contents and IPCS CICS VERBEXIT keywords.