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CNTL=INQ,SYM=ALL,TODEST=CSSL
Load a New Copy of a Program
To load a new copy of a program, reset symbolic breakpoints, and reset the entry in the PPT to the program's new library
address, enter:
CNTL=NEW,PROG=progname
NOTE
The specified program is declared for monitoring before any breakp... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
300a32d2651c-1 | •To start recording a new monitoring session, enter:
CNTL=MLOG,START, name[,description ]
–name
Specifies a session name.
Limits: 1 to 8 characters
–description
(Optional) Describes the session.
Limits: 0 to 35 characters
When you issue the START command, the active recording session is indicated by a flashing REC on... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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When you issue the CANCEL command, the flashing REC disappears from the Source Listing Display screen.
•To delete the entries from an existing session, enter:
CNTL=MLOG,DELETE, name
•–name
Specifies the session.
Limits: 1 to 8 characters
•To load an existing session, enter:
CNTL=MLOG,LOA... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
03c2b278f7b7-1 | use the restart feature, enter:
CNTL=CKPT,INTRVAL=hhmm
The first checkpoint occurs when the option is specified. Subsequent checkpoints occur at the end of the interval,
specified in hours and minutes. The time interval must be at least ten minutes,
To terminate checkpointing, enter:
CNTL=CKPT,OFF
To periodically purge... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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The first purge occurs when the option is specified. Subsequent purges occur at the end of the interval, specified in hours
and minutes. The time interval must be at least 20 minutes
To purge all tasks waiting at a breakpoint at once, enter:
CNTL=PURGE,ALL=ONCE
To deactivate the purge faci... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
66d612451949-1 | CMD Sets or removes indirect command
statements for a program/terminal.Function 24
CSA Unprotects area in CSA. Function 21
CWA Unprotects area in CWA. Function 21
DM Sets or removes data monitoring Function 16
FEP Identifies instructions that read certain main
storage areas.Not available
FOL Continues monitoring after ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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ICT Instruction counter for preventing AICA
abends.Not available
KEP Keeps data area in a source listing Keep
window.Not available
LET Allows modification of storage or load
module.Function 21
LNK Sets composite support. Function 23
LMD Specified the load module name of a
composite module.... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
e26e95ab5cce-1 | USH Removes storage protection from SHARED
storage subpool area.Not available
USR Sets monitoring for the CICS user ID
specified.All monitoring and most monitoring options
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CNTL Monitoring Option Syntax
To set CNTL options, enter:
CNTL=ON,promid,options or CNTL=ON*,options
To remove CNTL options, enter:
CNTL=OFF,promid,options or CNTL=OFF*,options
NOTE
To remove an option, specify it exactly as it was originally defined.
To remove an option that was speci... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
ef35db13cc4d-1 | effect until it is removed.
Specify the following options more than once: BYP, CBP, CSA, DM, KEP, LET, MON, NOM, PRO, RFC, RPC, RTD,
RTS, SLB, TRC, and UBP. For other options, only one specification is in effect at one time for a program, transaction, or
terminal. The last specification is the one that InterTest for CI... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Intercepts all CICS abends and produces automatic breakpoints for programs or tasks that do not have an active
CICS HANDLE ABEND.
ABI=FORCE
Intercepts CICS abends for programs or tasks that have an active CICS HANDLE ABEND command.
ABI=OFF
Causes InterTest for CICS to STOP intercepting CI... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
9def34c332ad-1 | BYP Bypass Storage Protection
To bypass storage protection and allow SVC and BALR, BASSM, BASR 14,15 and 14,14 instructions, enter:
BYP=(offset1,offset2)
or
BYP=(addr1,addr2)
Specify the beginning and ending program locations either as offsets or addresses.
offset
Specifies a one to five digit hexadecimal displacement ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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WARNING
WARNING! Use this option with great care! Specify BYP only for a small section of code, such as a CALL
statement (that is, a BALR, BASSM, or BASR 14,15 or 14,14 instruction). In that case, monitoring is suspended
until control returns to the instruction after the CALL statement. If... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
e52843ade2a5-1 | option can only be used together with the TFL option.
To turn on coverage, enter
TFL=token,CCV=on
Example
To turn on non-interactive monitoring and get a code coverage data for the program COBDEMO, enter
CNTL=ON,PROG=COBDEMO,TFL=ABCDE,CCV=ON
After the transaction is executed, the monitoring session for the specific pro... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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number
Specifies the indirect command statement line number that will be assigned to the accompanying command text.
F=termid
Specifies the terminal where the program for which the indirect commands are being set will execute from. This
provides multiple users with the potential for definin... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
491519726670-1 | program, transaction, or terminal.
To set data monitoring for a particular program, transaction, or terminal, enter:
DM=ON
NOTE
A specific terminal ID or user ID is required to set the data monitoring option. If one is not specified, the default
will be used.
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FEP Set the FEP Option
The FEP option lets you find program instructions that read from one or more main storage areas specified in the
option. The first format of the FEP option identifies main storage areas that a program might read. The second format
(FEP=EX,...) prevents the program fr... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
271f0ef18be9-1 | executes nnnnn instructions. Use this option to prevent incorrect AICA abends in high CPU-utilization programs where
overhead was increased by the InterTest monitoring activity.
To set the instruction counter to prevent an AICA abend, enter:
ICT=nnnnn
nnnnn
Specifies the number of instructions. Replace nnnnn with a d... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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KEP Keep Data Areas in a Keep Window
The KEP= option lets you specify one storage area to be kept in a Keep window whenever the specified program displays
or executes from the source listing facility. The Keep window is not available on a Detailed Breakpoint display.
Display up to six item... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
92d59e9cbb25-1 | To allow a program to modify a load module, enter:
LET=progname
progname
Specifies the load module that is modified.
NOTE
Specify this option with great care. It could be password protected.
LNK Set Composite Support
Use LNK options to set composite support for a composite module . A composite module consists of separa... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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It is easier to set LNK options on the CNTL Composite Support screen than with single-line commands. Most of the
necessary information is supplied in an InterTest for CICS batch job step.
To set composite support for a composite module, enter:
LNK=(composite module information)
LMD Specify... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
8b8a8a92764f-1 | To set monitor on locations for segmented monitoring, enter:
MON=locn
MON=(locn1,locn2,...,locn9)
locn
Specifies a program location where InterTest for CICS starts or continues monitoring using the special
segmented monitoring method. The location must specify the op-code of a machine instruction that resides in
non-s... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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MUS=limit
limit
Specifies the number of times a program is monitored. Replace limit with a decimal number from 1 to 65,534.
MXR Limit the Number of CICS Requests
The MXR option is useful when a program is in a loop that includes a CICS request and therefore will not time out.
To limit the ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
38bf7c73a31e-1 | storage.
Specify the location as a COBOL paragraph name (in quotes), a PL/I or Assembler label (in quotes), a COBOL or PL/I
statement number (a decimal number preceded by a # sign), or a hexadecimal displacement from the beginning of the
program. The location also specifies an address in main storage.
NRB Prevent a Rea... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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NRB=ON
NUP Prevent a Program from Updating CICS Files
The NUP option prevents a program from actually updating VSAM and BDAM CICS files. This option allows repeated
tests of transactions without altering test records. The NUP option also prevents test programs from modifying production
fil... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
f4304a42f5a0-1 | InterTest for CICS. This option also lets you halt a program prior to specific CICS commands, such as File Control or
Program Control commands. Most users will find it easier to use the CNTL Command Builder menus rather than the RBP
option to specify request breakpoints.
NOTE
If the F=term1 or T=term2 parameter is omit... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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RBP=request
RBP=(request1,request2,...,request9)
RBP=((request),F=term1,T=term2)
RBP=((request1,...,request9),F=term1,T=term2)
RBP=((request),F=term1,T=term2,L=loopnumber)
RBP=((request1,...,request9),F=term1,T=term2,L=loopnumber)
•request
Specifies where the request breakpoint should oc... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
4f96158663af-1 | RFC Replace File Names
The RFC option dynamically substitutes one file name for another during program execution. This is useful when you want
to use test files in a production environment, or when you want to use several different files to test a program.
To replace file names, enter:
RFC=(file1,file2)
•file1
Specifie... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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RPC Replace Program Names
The RPC option dynamically substitutes one program name for another in LOAD, LINK, and XCTL requests made by a
monitored program. This lets multiple copies of a program coexist in one system, provided each has its own PPT entry.
Use the RPC option when you want to... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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SLB Activate the Source Listing Breakpoint Facility
This option activates the Source Listing Breakpoint display for the specified terminal.
To activate the source listing breakpoint facility, enter:
SLB=termid
SLB=*
termid
Specifies the terminal to receive breakpoint displays.
*
Specifies ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
f6df06fdf892-1 | need to move to another terminal to continue testing.
To change the terminal ID, enter:
TER=(oldtrm,newtrm)
oldtrm
Specifies the old terminal ID.
newtrm
Specifies the new terminal ID.
TFL Set Non-Interactive Monitoring
This option instructs InterTest for CICS to set a non-interactive monitoring session. This option dis... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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NOTE
Non-Interactive monitoring is intended for collecting code coverage and/or trace data. This monitoring should
be used for transactions that complete successfully as not all the diagnostic data are available for failing
transactions during non-interactive processing.
This option accept... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c4760f6ffa01-1 | terminal or without a terminal.
To limit monitoring to a single terminal, enter:
TON=termid
or
TON=*
or
TON=.NO
termid
Specifies the terminal the program must execute from to be monitored.
*
Specifies that the program must execute at the current terminal to be monitored.
.NO
Specifies that the program must execute wit... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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TRC Statement Tracing Option
This option instructs InterTest for CICS to save trace information for every COBOL statement executed in the program or
transaction, or at a terminal.
To set statement tracing for a particular program, transaction, or terminal, enter:
TRC=ON
This option is unre... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
aacf853af672-1 | ubp=((ALLPAR),F=term1,T=term2,L=loopnumber)
ubp=((ALLLAB),F=term1,T=term2,L=loopnumber)
•locn
Specifies a program location as a COBOL paragraph name (in quotes), a PL/I or Assembler label (in quotes), a
COBOL or PL/I statement number (preceded by a # sign), or a hexadecimal displacement from the beginning of the
progr... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c73757a5e6d3-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
loopnumber
Specifies how often the program should halt when a breakpoint is within a loop.
Example
L=2 halts the program every other time it passes through the loop; L=3 halts it every third time. If this parameter is
omitted, the breakpoint occurs every time the program reaches the locati... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c73757a5e6d3-1 | This means that you can switch terminals and continue to have monitoring, breakpoints, and options set for his user ID
directed to the new terminal.
For releases 5.4 and higher, to limit monitoring to a specific CICS user ID in a secure region, enter:
USR=userid
userid
Specifies CICS user ID.
To monitor all users of th... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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password restriction) the contents of CICS tables and control blocks with or without a program at a breakpoint. CORE is
independent of the rest of InterTest for CICS and you can use it when the InterTest for CICS monitor is not active.
The Main Storage Facilities (CORE)
Use CORE in the fol... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
927b8f203f34-1 | sequence
•Modify areas of CICS main storage by
–Directly typing over the displayed data
–Filling in a pre-for matted MOVE command
–Moving data from one location to another
•Scan backward and forward through CICS main storage for specified data strings
•Load or delete a program load module
•Dynamically acquire CICS main... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
8d6e4aad8901-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
By contrast, the traditional dump format starts from a given point (which you specify) and is a continuous stream of
values. You have to remember field lengths to know where one field stops and the next one starts.
Both formats provide similar functional capabilities, including:
Full-scr... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
8d6e4aad8901-1 | 02 TASK-PROTCPF | D7D9D6E3 C3D7C640 | PROTCPF
02 TASK-PROTHLF | D7D9D6E3 C8D3C640 | PROTHLF
02 TASK-SWITCH | 40 |
02 TASK-SWITCH2 | F0F0 | 00 ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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03 TASK-DATE | |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PF1 Help 2 3 End 4 Return 5 6 Dump
PF7 Backward 8 Forward 9 Caps Off 10 ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
f9ef100cfe76-1 | dynamically modify the data values displayed.
•PF keys are listed below the storage display. For more information about them, see Structured Displays.
•CORE command line
Displays the CORE command entered or generated from a Source Listing Breakpoint storage request or a CORE
menu. To request another structured display... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Starting at Address = 100CE8 Disp HEXADECIMAL CHARACTER
TASKNUM 189 | 000000 | ...
TSTEXT 18C | 00000000 00000000 00000000 | ............
| 000000... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
301584eb6dec-1 | •Individual field names as defined in the DSECT.
•100CEB
CICS address of each field.
•Disp
Displacement column is the field's relative hexadecimal displacement within the DSECT.
•Hexadecimal display area
Gives the storage contents of each field named on the left. Each byte is displayed as two hexadecimal digits with
sp... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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or
=USE=*.dataname
progname
Specifies the name of the program that contains the structured information.
dataname
Specifies the name of the data item used as the starting point for the structured display.
*
Specifies the program currently stopped at a breakpoint.
Examples
Each command is pr... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
062d026e7bf2-1 | interpreting any symbolic names in the command.
Example
To get a structured display of the USER TCA, which is the DFHTCADS DSECT whose address is in register 12 and is
saved in the module TESTMAST, enter:
CORE='R12.DFHTCADS'=USE=TESTMAST
Structured Displays of Common CICS Areas
The common CICS areas that display in a s... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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DCA
Destination Control Area
EIB
EXEC Interface Block
EIS
EXEC Interface Structure
OPFL
Optional Features List
RDIIN
Application Invocation Parameter List (z/OS only)
SIT
System Initialization Table
SQLCA
SQL Communication Area (z/OS only)
TACB
Transaction Abend Control Block
TCA
Transacti... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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PF8 Forward
Scrolls the current CORE display one page forward.
PF9 Caps Off or Caps On
Sets the mode of translation when changing data in the character area of the display. When Caps Off displays, all
character data on the line is translated to uppercase. When Caps On displays, all charact... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
e014bb71ff9c-1 | + 20 0000001B 001FD48A 405499DA 4054D400 * ......M. .r. .M. * 55EB00 Page
+ 30 0054A9DA 001FD480 00203004 004EA410 * ..z...M......+u. * 55EB10 +000
+ 40 004CE800 0021F140 0010999C 0021F140 * .<Y...1 ..r...1 * 55EB20
+ 50 1858387F 001FE6E0 03E80100 00000000 * ..."..W..Y...... * 55EB30 CSA
+ ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
e014bb71ff9c-2 | + B0 001FE300 0055F1B8 0055F388 C500FF00 * ..T...1...3hE... * 55EB90
+ C0 000A0004 00000400 0055EEE0 00000000 * ................ * 55EBA0
+ D0 00000000 00000000 007F9308 00000000 * ........."l..... * 55EBB0
+ E0 40558718 004CC010 004BF9C0 00551CB0 * .g..<....9..... * 55EBC0
+ F... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Hexadecimal display area
Shows each byte of data as two hexadecimal digits. Data is displayed 16 bytes per line, with spaces inserted
after every four bytes (eight hexadecimal digits). The maximum size of a single CORE display is 17 lines, or 272
(hexadecimal 110) bytes of data.
Character ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
64e76b93de24-1 | was not found. When this occurs, InterTest for CICS displays the dump format of the last or default CORE pointer
location. The default area is the CSA.
Some messages can help you troubleshoot problems in storage.
Example
Whenever you are stopped at a breakpoint and request a COBOL storage display, InterTest for CICS au... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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PF6
This PF key lets the cursor be placed on a valid storage pointer within the hexadecimal display area and the
storage pointed to by the pointer will be displayed when this key is pressed. This is referred to as 'point and shoot'
capability and allows for faster navigation through storag... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
409a2e2bcb3c-1 | The following table summarizes what you can do from each Main Storage menu.
Main Storage Option Functions
1. System areas Display, change, or scan: CICS system areas (CSA, OPFL, TCT);
individual table entries in the TCT; CICS addresses.
Display, load, or delete program load modules and BMS maps.
Change functions can be... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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3. Breakpoint areas Display, change, scan, or verify the following breakpoint-related
data: data items, registers, or program locations; special elements
(includes Breakpoint Message, COBOL BLL cells, COMMAREA,
Facility Control Area, COBOL TGT, Saved Screen Image, COBOL
Working-storage, CO... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
57dc48b2d0d9-1 | Breakpoint-Related Areas Menu
When your task is stopped at a breakpoint, you can display, change, or scan storage relating to the current program or
task. From any breakpoint, enter CORE on the command line. From the Main Storage menu, select 3 Breakpoint areas .
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InterTest for CICS responds by displaying one of three Breakpoint menus, depending on whether your program is written
in COBOL, Assembler, or PL/I.
Use this menu to do the following tasks:
•Display storage
•Dynamically modify storage
•Verify the contents of storage
•Search storage (scan) f... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
753c2438c9b0-1 | sequence. To get a dump display, press Enter a second time.
Examples
To display the contents of the data item TASKNUM in a structured format, specify the following, and press PF12 .
COBOL name: TASKNUM
To display the COBOL Working-Storage area for the task currently stopped at a breakpoint, specify the following, and
... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Note: An alternative method of displaying complex data names is to use a d and the cursor on the Source Listing
Breakpoint display. This method saves you from having to type long names. To get a Source Listing Breakpoint display,
press PF4.
NOTE
You cannot mix indexes and subscripts.
Examp... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
ed4ed9ce3283-1 | SSCR Saved screen image BMSG Breakpoint message CMAR Commarea
FCAR Facility cntl area EIB Exec interface block TUAR TCT user area
BLLS COBOL BLL CELLS CWK COBOL WORKING STORAGE TGT COBOL TGT
LCL COBOL local storage DSA COBOL DSA
... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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PF1 Help 2 3 End 4 Return 5 6
PF7 8 9 Complex 10 11 12
For COBOL programmers, using this menu is the easiest way to modify storage because it requires no knowledge of data
formats, hexadecim... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
ea1b5c23cbe8-1 | •To fill the field INITIALS with the character string SF, enter:
From ALL 'SF' To INITIALS
Other Ways of Changing Storage
Full-screen edit provides an alternate method of changing storage. It enables you to change any displayed data by
overtyping the hexadecimal or character portions of displayed data with ne... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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•Overtype hexadecimal display fields with the characters A-F and 0-9.
•Overtype character fields with any character.
•If you overtype the same data on both the hexadecimal and character display fields, the change made in the character
field is done first.
•When overtyping the character por... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
657080cdd277-1 | RONALD.
CA InterTest CORE COMMAND BUILDER - BREAKPOINT-RELATED AREAS (CORE=Bkpt)
Specify area to be displayed, changed or moved: Task number: 00081
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InterTest for CICS performs the requested change only if it verifies that the current contents of CUST-NAME are
JIMMY. If InterTest for CICS does not find JIMMY in CUST-NAME, it will not perform the change and displays a
message to that effect.
2.To change the contents of CUST-NAME to RONA... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c26406020160-1 | BLLS COBOL BLL CELLS CWK COBOL WORKING STORAGE TGT COBOL TGT
LCL COBOL local storage DSA COBOL DSA
SCAN VALUE: C'STEVE F'_______________________________ DATA FORMATS
SCAN RANGE: 1000__ B to scan backwards: ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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2.Enter the data string for which you want to search (in field SCAN VALUE). Specify the data in character (C'character
string') or hexadecimal (X'hex data') format. Combined formats are allowed, such as:
C`'KEY-CODE'X'FFFF'
3.Specify the maximum number of bytes of storage you want searched... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
d0fd132b792d-1 | To display the second argument in the program's Argument List, enter:
Argument: 2
PL/I Version of the Breakpoint Areas Menu
Access the CORE Breakpoint-Related Areas menu for a PL/I program stopped at a breakpoint by typing the command:
CORE on any Breakpoint display. From the Main Storage menu, select Option 3 Breakpo... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the System-Related Areas menu to display or change (subject to password protection) areas of storage relating to
CICS. You can also load and delete program modules and search for data strings.
Display System-Related Areas
The System-Related Areas menu lets you display the following, ei... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
ea0fafa8afad-1 | contents in DSECT sequence.)
From the structured display, press Enter for a dump display. (Dump displays give main storage contents with 16
hexadecimal and character bytes per line.)
Load or Delete Program Modules in Main Storage
To load a program into main storage, follow these steps.
1.Type the program name in the C... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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To display the program from other than the beginning after it is loaded, follow these steps.
1.Specify an Optional Offset in the Optional offset field.
2.Press Enter for a structured display.
3.Press Enter a second time for a dump display.
To delete a program from main storage, follow thes... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
b9de4272d7bf-1 | To VERIFY and/or CHANGE data: | X' ' = Hex |
Existing data: ______________________________________ | C' ' = Char |
New data: X'0600'______________________________ -----------------
... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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The CORE commands are explained in the following sections with some advanced options that are intended only for
experienced InterTest for CICS users. If you are an inexperienced CORE user, skim the rest of these topics and reread
them when you are more familiar with CORE. For more informat... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
b53fc20b7d41-1 | length.
CORE='EMPLOYEE-NUMBER'
•To display main storage beginning hexadecimal 10 bytes (or 16 bytes) after the data location TABLE, enter:
CORE='TABLE'+10
•To display main storage hexadecimal 100 bytes (or 256 bytes) after the start of the area currently on display, enter:
CORE+100 or CORE+256T
•To display the storage ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE='CUSTOMER-NUMBER OF CUSTOMER-FILE-A'
•To display the ZIP-CODE in a specific CITY for a specific CUSTOMER enter the command shown next.. Notice that
each comma must be followed by a space.
CORE='ZIP-CODE(NAME-IDX, CITY-IDX, ZIP-IDX)'
The following table summarizes how you enter locatio... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
ee1f8afa1e2a-1 | forward.
Minus Sign (-)
subtracts the number of bytes specified after it from the address in the storage pointer. This moves the storage
pointer backward.
NOTE
The plus and minus signs must be followed by a displacement, specified symbolically, or as a number, a
multiplication, or a division.
At Sign (@)
works like the... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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NOTE
The at and percent signs must be followed by a displacement specified symbolically, or as a number, a
multiplication, a division, or an absolute or symbolic address.
Comma (,)
indicates that the following text is a further description of the previous element and not the beginning of a... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
e55a5a576581-1 | CORE=SCAN404T,C'FRONT PANEL'
CORE=CHGC'REAR PANEL'
accomplishes the same thing as the following single command:
CORE='CHARGE-ITEMS'=SCAN404T,C'FRONT PANEL'=CHGC'REAR PANEL'
Both commands find the field named CHARGE-ITEMS in the program waiting at breakpoint, scan that storage area (which
is 404 bytes long) for the char... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE=1234567=WHERE
CORE Screen Scrolling Commands
PF7 and PF8 let you scroll backward and forward one page at a time. However, it is possible to scroll forward or backward
several pages at a time.
To scroll forward the specified number (1 to 999) of pages, enter:
CORE=FWDnnn
To scroll back... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
0c1ec99e3c1f-1 | CORE='INPUT-RECD-ADDR'@0
This command has the same effect as:
CORE='INPUT-RECORD'
–INPUT-RECORD
Indicates the data structure addressed by the BLL cell named INPUT-RECD-ADDR.
•To display the first storage area on the task storage chain, enter:
CORE=STCA@4
STCA
Indicates CORE keyword for the System Task Control Area. COR... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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View Storage for a COBOL or PL/I Program at a Breakpoint
Use names defined in a COBOL or PL/I program in CORE commands as follows:
•A COBOL data name, paragraph name, or PL/I symbol name must be in single quotes; qualify, index, or subscript a
COBOL data name
•A number sign (#) must direct... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
5760cfd70dcd-1 | structure.
•To display the first executable instruction in the named COBOL paragraph of the program currently stopped at a
breakpoint, enter:
CORE='900-END-RTN'
•To display the data field TASK_TEXT in the program (PL/I) that is currently stopped at a breakpoint, enter:
CORE='TASK_TEXT'
•To display the code for the firs... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Display Qualified, Variable Length, Indexed, or Subscripted COBOL Data Names
Specify qualified, variable length, indexed, and subscripted COBOL data names as follows:
•To display non-uniquely defined COBOL data names, enter:
CORE='NAME-1 OF NAME-2'
•Specify up to seven levels of indexing o... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
3523a896bd62-1 | View Storage for an Assembler Program at a Breakpoint
Use Assembler labels in a CORE command to symbolically address data locations, program locations, or registers as
shown in the following items.
data locations
'regname.label'
program locations
'label' (the label value must exceed 15)
registers
'regname' (where the e... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE='SCANLOC'
•To display the contents of the register equated to TIOABAR, enter:
CORE='TIOABAR
Use a Different Module for Assembler Structures
When requesting an assembler structure display, you might encounter a not found condition for one of these reasons:
•The data area’s DSECT was no... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
88907a07f00d-1 | •Do not specify a LISTER= option
•You do not have to link-edit the module
•You do not need a PPT Entry (in CICS) for this module
•The name of this module must be unique, and it must not be the same as any other module in the Symbolic File
Reference this module online by adding USE=xxxxxxxx to the CORE command. This add... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE='symbolname'
This command checks to see if the symbol is a label. If it is, the machine code at that location is displayed. If it is not,
the definition of the symbol in the most recently activated procedure or block is used to display the current value of the
symbol.
Note: The most ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
e2b53a1ef28d-1 | environment is not properly established by PL/I until the first executable statement in a block is actually executed. As
a result, CORE provides unpredictable results if you refer to a symbol that has not been allocated or freed (such as
BASED variables that are allocated in the block).
•Like named variables are suppor... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE='SUBPROC:FIELDB'
See the following sample for the next example.
DCL Q PTR;
DCL R PTR;
DCL Z BASED(Q);
To display Z using R as the pointer, code the CORE command as follows:
CORE='R >Z'
Display Program Code for a Program Not at a Breakpoint
When a symbolic name is used in a CORE ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c4dc018b70c0-1 | a task stops at a breakpoint.
CORE=ARGnn
Displays argument nn on the breakpointed program's argument list, where nn is a decimal number from 0 99. The
address of the argument list must be in register 1.
CORE=BLLnn
Displays the BLL cell with relative number nn, where nn is a decimal number from 0 99. The first BLL cell ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE=BLXnn
Displays the BLX (external program storage) cell with relative number nn, where nn is a decimal number from 0
99. The first BLX cell is specified in the CORE command as BLX0, the next as BLL1, and so on.
CORE=BLXS
Displays the COBOL program's BLX (external program storage) cell ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
fa23a338ac55-1 | CORE=LCL
Displays the breakpointed COBOL program’s LOCAL-STORAGE.
CORE=MXR
Displays the current value of the counter for CICS requests.
CORE=MXS
Displays the current value of the counter for the amount of CICS storage acquired by the program.
CORE=PREV
Displays the last executed Assembler instruction.
CORE=PREVCORE=RDI... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE=SQLCA
Displays the SQL Communications Area. This area contains data only after the first SQL call in your program (z/
OS only).
CORE=SQLRCODE
For z/OS only: Displays the contents of SQLCODE as a decimal number and converts this value into its
associated text message. Explanations of a... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
69f709748fa5-1 | CORE=BLLS=program
Displays the COBOL program's BLL cell storage pointers.
CORE=BLXnn=program
Displays the BLX (external program storage) cell for the program specified on the command, where nn is a
decimal number from 0 99. The first BLX cell is specified in the CORE command as BLX0, the next as BLX1, and
so on.
CORE=B... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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CORE=SSCR
To return to the CORE command after displaying the screen image, press Clear .
Dynamically Acquire Main Storage at a Breakpoint
To dynamically acquire main storage when a program is at a breakpoint, enter:
CORE=GETM,L=len,CL=type,INIT=xx
L=len is mandatory. The value of len is t... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
33618ee307ac-1 | CORE=SET='SSA POINTER'
COBOL Like MOVE Command at a Breakpoint
The MOVE command is valid for COBOL and PL/I programs stopped at a breakpoint.It has two formats:
•To move the contents of field 1 to field 2, enter:
CORE=MOVE field 1 TO field 2
•To move a literal to a field, enter:
CORE=MOVE literal TO field 2
•field 1
Na... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following keywords as literals:
ZERO
Numeric value 0
SPACE
One or more blanks (X'40')
HIGH-VALUE
One or more occurrences of X'FF'
LOW-VALUE
One or more occurrences of X'00'
QUOTE
One or more occurrences of the quotation mark (X'7D')
NOTE
Append the letter S to any of the previous k... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
5f8463519f1d-1 | NUMERIC EDITED
Handled as NUMERIC, but without editing.
Display Task Owned Areas
To display areas of storage that are related to a particular task, use the keywords in the following table. Unless you specify
otherwise, the areas displayed relate to the task that created the most recent breakpoint display.
Use the comma... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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DWE
Top Deferred Work Element
JCA
Top Journal Control Area
LLA
Top Load List Area
PLCB
Program Logical Level Control Block
PTA
Program Transaction Area Control Block
SMX
Storage Manager Transaction Control Block
STCA
System portion of TCA
TACB
Top Task Abend Control Block
TASKENT
Kernel Do... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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