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SVC Dump Diagnostic Summary screen

The SVC Dump Diagnostic Summary screen displays information relating to the abending job. This screen consists of two pages. The following figure shows the first page of a SVC Dump Diagnostic Summary screen for a SVC dump.

SVC Dump Diagnostic Summary, page 1

 Abend-AID ----------------------------------------- SVC Diagnostic Summary ----
COMMAND ===>                                                                   
                                                                               
 CXZPCPWR S0C1-01                                                               
                                                                               
 Dump Type............ SVC Dump            Active Load Module... CWPPDRVR       
 Completion code...... S0C1                Entry point.......... 3DC00000       
 Reason code.......... 00000000            Module Length........ 00088000       
 Translation Except... 3E1A2400                                                 
 Breaking-Event-Addr.. 00000000_3DC4EDC2                                        
 PSW.................. 078D2000 BDC217F4   ILC: 02  INTC: 0001   ASID: 01B8     
                                                                               
       Address   Offset     Object Code      Mnemonic and Operands              
       3DC217F2  000217F2   0000             DATA    '0000'                     
                                                                               
 GPR 0              GPR 1              GPR 2              GPR 3                 
 00000000_8F6403FC  00000000_00008110  00000000_00000000  00000000_3E000400     
 GPR 4              GPR 5              GPR 6              GPR 7                 
 00000000_0000FCA8  00000000_3DCA01C0  00000000_3DC1ED68  00000000_3E113A70     
 GPR 8              GPR 9              GPR 10             GPR 11                
 00000000_00007B60  00000000_3DC214E0  00000000_3DC1FD68  00000000_3DC02000     
 GPR 12             GPR 13             GPR 14             GPR 15                
 00000000_00008C3C  00000000_00008D20  00000000_BDC217EC  00000000_0000002C     
                                                                               
 AR 0     AR 1      AR 2     AR 3      AR 4     AR 5      AR 6     AR 7         
 008F8440 00000000  00000000 00000000  00000000 00000000  00000000 00000000     

The following figure shows the second page:

 Abend-AID --------------- SVC Diagnostic Summary ------- Row 000022 of 000037
COMMAND ===>  SCROLL ===> PAGE

AR 0  AR 1   AR 2    AR 3 AR 4  AR 5   AR 6    AR 7
00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
AR 8  AR 9   AR 10    AR 11 AR 12  AR 13   AR 14    AR 15
00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000

Additional Information:
Job Name............. AACICSABDate of abend........ 22MAY2019
Step Name............ AAV11R03 Time of abend........ 13:02:41
Procedure Name....... N/A

SDWA address......... 020F6708 Dump Header Record... DMPH
TCB requesting dump.. 008A4E00 TCB Summary.......... TCBS
RTM2 Work Area....... 7F51BD60 Storage Analysis..... MVSS
z/Arch Extensions.... ARCH

To access the SVC Dump Diagnostic Summary screen for:

  • Non-CICS SVC dump: Issue the S line command on the Abend-AID Directory next to the appropriate entry. If you have already selected the dump and need to return to this screen, use the DIAG fast-path command or select the Diagnostic Summary option from the Report Menu.
  • CICS SVC dump: Issue the SVCD fast-path command on the Diagnostic Summary screen or select the z/OS SVC Dump Analysis option from the Primary Option menu.

To analyze the selected SVC dump, do the following:

  1. Note information about the region dump from the fields displayed on the SVC Dump Diagnostic Summery screen. Information reported for each dump includes the following:

    Screen

    Information included

    First Screen

    • Dump Type
    • Completion code
    • Reason code
    • Translation Exception
    • Breaking Event Address Register (BEAR)
    • PSW
    • Active Load Module
    • Entry Point
    • Module Length
    • Address
    • Offset
    • Object Code
    • Mnemonic and Operands

    Second Screen

    • Job Name
    • Step Name
    • Procedure Name
    • Date of abend
    • Time of abend
    • Dump Header Record
    • SDWA address
    • TCB requesting dump
    • TCB summary
    • RTM2 Work Area
    • MVS storage analysis
    • z/Architecture extensions
  2. Use the cursor point-and-shoot feature to access additional diagnostic information specific to the abend:
    • Press Enter at the Translation Except field, the Breaking-Event-Addr field, the Entry point field, or any of the GRP fields to view the Memory Display screen.
    • Press Enter at the first word of the PSW field to view the PSW Analysis screen. This field contains the Program Status Word at the time of the interrupt.
    • Press Enter at the Address field or the second word of the PSW field to view the Storage Disassembly screen.
    • Press Enter at the Dump Header Record field to view the Dump Header Record screen.
    • Press Enter at the SDWA address field to view the System Diagnostic Work Area screen.
    • Press Enter at the TCB requesting dump field to view the Task Control Block screen.
    • Press Enter at the TCB Summary field to view the TCB Summary screen.
    • Press Enter at the RTM2 Work Area field to view the RTM2 Work Area screen.
    • Press Enter at the Storage Analysis field to access the MVS Storage Analysis menu.
    • Press Enter at the z/ARCH Extensions field to access the Optional z/Architecture Features screen.

 

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