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ksivapradeep
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Joined: 30 Jul 2004
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| after getting hexadecimal(offset) value from the CEEDUMEP i typed command F ALL 'ffset' but the particular data item which effected soc7 is not hilighted is there any thing wrong with the command |
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 Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 2:29 pm Post subject: Re: about soc7 |
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bluebird
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are u in SDSF or ISPF EDIT ?
I tried to do a f in SDSF browse and it positionned the cursor to first occurence of
argument but did not highlight it. |
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ksivapradeep
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i am in ISPF
regards
siva pradeep |
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sandip_datta
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Location: Tokyo, Japan
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Hello Shiva,
Where did you try to find the OFFSET? The offset will be found at the compiling listing of the program to get the source code whee S0C7 occurred. Did you find there or somewhere else?
R u sure u searched in ISPF, not SDSF?
regards,
Sandip. |
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ksivapradeep
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| yes sandip,u r right i am in sdsf i got that offset in compilation listing i typed in syprint cobol in compilation listing that F ALL off-set value but i didnt get cursor to the particular item on which data item i got soc7 |
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mmwife
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Joined: 30 May 2003
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Hi Siva,
I?m starting to loose my grip on the problem definition here. Let me lay out what I think your problem is and then you can show me where I went wrong. Here goes.
You got an 0C7 abend in a pgm you wrote. The dump dataset listing showed that the offending ASSEMBLER language instruction is located at the instr following the instr at the OFFSET addr shown in the dump listing.
You then went to your COBOL Compiler listing in SDSF to find the OFFSET addr you found in the dump listing of the execution SYSOUT listing in SDSF. You couldn?t find a match for the dump OFFSET addr in the Compiler listing.
I?m assuming here that you didn?t find it when you say :
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| i typed in syprint cobol in compilation listing that F ALL off-set value but i didnt get cursor to the particular item on which data item i got soc7 |
Did you get a msg (usually at the top RH corner of the panel) that indicated the find failed?
Please review this for inaccuracies. |
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sandip_datta
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Adding to Jack's reply, you will not get the data item at the OFFSET address. A few lines above you will get the Souce Code Line number and If you find with the line number in the compile listing, you will get the cobol verb at source code. Or, at the right of the OFFSET address you may see the Source data variables.
regards,
Sandip. |
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