There is a production file which has millions of records in
it.The program that uses it ends up with an SOC7 abend.It
is sure that the abend is due to some invalid data in the
file.Is there any way to debugg the SOC7 abend with out
giving displays? I need the record which is cause for the
abend.
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Answer Posted / harish
HI PRAKASH,
U ARE RIGHT..
I JUST WANT TO CONFIRM ABOUT DISP PARAMETER
I HOPE ITS DISP=(NEW,KEEP,KEEP)
SO WHY WE WANT TO WASTE I/O
IF ABNORMAL TERMINATION ITS KEEPS THE WRITTEN RECORDS TILL
POSITION OF SOCO7,SO WE CAN TRACE OUT AT WHICH RECORD IT
STOPS WRITING..
TAKE THAT RECORD PUT IN XPEDITIOR,TEST ...RESTART
pls correct me if anything wrong
HARISH POOMGAME SHIVAPPA(hassan,karnataka)
NIIT TECHNOLOGY
KOLKATA
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