System Debug Reference Manual (32650-90888)

524 Chapter12
Dump Analysis Tool (DAT)
The DAT Macros
#J28 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:47 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $48
#J31 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:47 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $4e
#J37 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:49 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $34
#J40 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:49 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $53
#J43 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:50 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $4d
#J154 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 16:19 PHCRP13J,MGR.FVSTEST,PH $61
#J155 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 16:20 CICAL20J,MGR.FVSTEST,CI $8c
#J61 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:54 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $65
#J55 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:53 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $6c
#58 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 13:54 PEGASUS,SMGR.TEST,PEGASUS $5c
#J157 EXEC 8 10S 12 135 16:20 ACALG12J,MGR.FVSTEST,AC $44
#S8 EXEC 8 122 122 35 13:55 MGR.FVSTEST,PUB $6d
20 JOBS:
0 INITIALIZING; 0 INTRODUCED
0 WAIT
20 EXEC; INCL 3 SESSIONS
0 SCHEDULED; 0 SUSPENDED
0 TERMINATING; 0 ERROR STATE
JOBFENCE= 7; JLIMIT= 60; SLIMIT= 60
The above examples give a hint of the power and convenience of using the DAT macros
package for dump analysis. There are many more macros; they format an operating system
table, print process information, display resource allocation, help find deadlocks, and so on.