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Taking dumps z/OS UNIX System Services Planning GA32-0884-00 |
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To initiate the dump, enter this command:
where dname is
a descriptive name for this dump. You can specify up to 100 characters
for the title of the dump. The system responds and gives you a prompt
ID. You reply by specifying the data to be included in the dump. If
you specify the operand CONT, the system will prompt you for more
input.In the following examples of replies you can give, rn is the REPLY number to the prompt. The data areas in the following reply contain system control blocks
and data areas generally necessary for investigating problems:
In the next reply, x'E' is the OMVS address
space. The other address space IDs specified are those believed to
be part of the problem. You can specify up to 15 ASIDs.
This example specifies data spaces:
The file system data space, SYSZBPX2, is useful if the hang condition appears to be due to a file system latch. For more information about the DUMP command, particularly on specifying a large number of operands, see z/OS MVS System Commands. |
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