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lal
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Hi Everybody,
I am not quite comfortable in analysing the dump in solving SOC errors using the Offset. Well we dont have Abend Aid for solving this. Please anybody could help me out in solving out this and if possible some useful links for solving this.
Well it is just a cobol and DB2 application program and not CICS.
Thanks and Regards,
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SureshKumar
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lal,
When you start analyzing the dump try to isolate where the error is comming from. Most often the S0C error is actually due to a DB2 abend. Always have a standard SQL code checking and error reporting process. If you have any DB2 tools like (Platinum) you can look at the Detector error log. Search for within this forum, this topic has been discussed before. |
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lal
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| Thanx Kolusu.... |
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DaveyC
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| Quote: | | Most often the S0C error is actually due to a DB2 abend |
I haven't used DB2 for over 5 years and I suffer 0Cx abends all the time. In fact, I can't actually recall a time when DB2 caused an 0Cx abend!
If you haven't got LE or an abend analysis tool then you have to determine where the abend occurred using the offset and the assembler listing from your compiler. It's very simple once you know how. Why not post a symptom dump and I will step through the process.
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hari_uss
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Dave, That may be shop specific. In my current shop, programs will always abend with S0Cx if it is a DB2 error. That is the way the programs are coded. But it was not like that in my previous shop.
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