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USING SETDUMP AND RESETDUMP Whether entered as a command or included in your program as a call to the SETDUMP intrinsic, SETDUMP only executes when and if your program aborts. Entered as a command, :SETDUMP remains active for the life of the session or job. If you want to cancel SETDUMP before these points are reached, you can enter the :RESETDUMP command from your terminal or from within a batch job. Called as an intrinsic, SETDUMP remains in effect for the rest of the program unless specifically cancelled by a call to the RESETDUMP intrinsic. As a command or intrinsic, SETDUMP affects not only the current process but also any son processes created after SETDUMP is executed. RESETDUMP, on the other hand, affects only the current process and must be specified separately for any son processes for which SETDUMP enabled the stack analysis facility.