how to find the dump

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how to find the dump..

Answer / arun chinnadurai

Both SYSDUMP and SYSUDUMP are valid SYSUDUMP.
SYSUDUMP is unformatted dump while SYSDUMP is a bit more
formatted. To get best DUMP use CEEDUMP.

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how to find the dump..

Answer / pazhanivel seethapathy

it is SYSUDUMP in the JCL not SYSDUMP.

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how to find the dump..

Answer / vikram

use SYSDUMP in the JCL

//SYSDUMP DD *

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