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Allows a user to dump either the process or system error stack
to a specified depth. (Native Mode) Parameters | |
- errorstackdepth
The number of error stack messages to be printed.
If the actual error stack size is less than the errorstackdepth
then all messages on the error stack are printed with no warnings
or errors. The process error stack currently runs from zero to sixteen.
The system error stack currently runs from zero to one hundred and
twenty-seven. If the errorstackdepth
specified is beyond the boundaries of the process error stack, the
process error stack is not dumped, and CIERR 9155
is displayed, as follows: INVALID PROCESS STACK DEPTH;
EXPECTED A VALUE 0 - 16 (CIERR 9155) |
If the errorstackdepth specified
is beyond the boundaries of the system error stack, (specified with
SYS) the system
error stack is not dumped, and CIERR 9156
is displayed, as follows: INVALID SYSTEM STACK DEPTH;
EXPECTED A VALUE 0 - 127 (CIERR 9156) |
An errorstackdepth value of 0 dumps
the entire error stack. The default value is 0. - SYS
The SYS
option specifies that the system error stack is to be dumped. If
the SYS option
is not used, then the process error stack is dumped.
Operation Notes | |
The ERRDUMP
command allows the user to dump either the process or the system
error stack to a specified depth. If the depth specified is greater
than the number of errors on the error stack, then all errors on
the error stack are dumped without any warnings or errors. If the user specifies an errorstackdepth
outside of the boundaries of the error stack, an error message is
displayed and the error stack is not dumped. Use | |
This command may be issued from a session, job, program, or
in BREAK. Pressing Break has
no effect on this command. Examples | |
To obtain an error stack dump, enter: A sample system response is: TYPE MANAGER; THE END-OF-FILE HAS BEEN DETECTED.
FILE SYSTEM MESSAGE 1023. |
Another example specifies that the system error stack be dumped: A sample system response is: THE STATUS OF THE TIME ENTRY IS NON-ACTIVE.
TUE, FEB 9, 1988, 12:18 |
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