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[vegafacundodaniel]

Hello everyone !

I am having a problem with a 0C7 error. This one :

The system detected a data exception (System Completion Code=0C7).
From compile unit PLTJUJ11 at entry point PLTJUJ11 at compile unit offset
at address 105B4DC3.

Is there a way to know with this message where is the problem ?

[dick scherrer]

Hello,

Is there a way to know with this message where is the problem ?

Not from the message alone.

You can use the offset address and look in the dump to see what is being executed at the point of the 0c7.

You can also look in the compile to see which instruction is located at the problem address.

[vegafacundodaniel]

Thanks Dick !

How could i know where is the dump ? what is its name ?

When you say :
"You can also look in the compile to see which instruction is located at the problem address"

Sorry but i dont understand. How can i know de problem address to search in the compile ?

[dick scherrer]

Hello,

The dump (if one was generated) will be one or more of the sysout datasets. Does your system have/use AbendAid?

How can i know de problem address to search in the compile

Subtract the entry address from the abend address and the difference should be the displacement into the program. The instruction displacements of the program are shown in the compiler output.

I seem to recall a previous topic about how to get started with an abend and a dump, but i'm not able to find it just now

[BillyBoyo]

Hi vegafacundodaniel,

Have a look in your JCL, see if there is an output listing dataset which contains ABEND or DUMP or some contraction thereof. If you don't have that, look in someone else's JCL. If still nothing, try //SYSABEND or //SYSUDUMP.

At first, the dump will look like gobbledegook. But you'll come to know them, and maybe even love them