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[surime72]

hi guys,
iam workin in pli ispf-dialog,i was new to pli and ispf dialog program,
was developed new pli and design a ispf screen
while running program it was showing below error message:

ISPP113 Unable to get save area - Additional storage needed is unavailable
for display processing.
*** ISPF Main task abend ***
IKJ56604I ABEND U0999
IEA995I SYMPTOM DUMP OUTPUT
SYSTEM COMPLETION CODE=80A REASON CODE=00000010
TIME=10.57.51 SEQ=52717 CPU=0000 ASID=00AF
PSW AT TIME OF ERROR 070C1000 8157C0F8 ILC 2 INTC 0D
NO ACTIVE MODULE FOUND
NAME=UNKNOWN
DATA AT PSW 0157C0F2 - 00181610 0A0D18CE 18FB180C
GR 0: 84000000 1: 8480A000
2: 0112150F 3: 00FDE560
4: 00AA5298 5: 00AFD748
6: 81576BC8 7: 00FC5880
8: 00000000 9: 00000484
A: 9AC4CDF6 B: 7FFEDCA0
C: 00000080 D: 00A9FD40
E: 1AC4CDF8 F: 00000010
END OF SYMPTOM DUMP
User abend code 0999, reason code 00000000.
Abend in host command SELECT or address environment routine ISPEXEC.
READYsurime72

[enrico-sorichetti]

double posting and using stupid titles will dramatically lower the chances of getting help.

anyway

ISPP113 Unable to get save area - Additional storage needed is unavailable
for display processing.
Explanation: An attempt by ISPF to get storage for display processing failed.
User response: Contact your system programmer.

[NicC]

We know you have a problem otherwise you would not be posting. So a more descriptive title would be beneficial as Enrico has said. You should also learn to use the forum as a place of last resort. yourself ast the place of first resort and the manuals as your place of second resort. Using yourself as a place of first resort you should have carefully read the diagnostic messages and acted upon them either from your own experience or by reading up on the messages in the manual. Did you see this diagnostic: SYSTEM COMPLETION CODE=80A???? Do you know what a S80A means? If not then hit the manuals, if necessray via Google.

[dick scherrer]

Hello,

You should have downloaded or saved the links to the IBM manuals for your release of the Operating System, COBOL Compiler, Sort, etc. You will (should) use them often, so a bit of hard drive space is worth it if they are not already on some common dasd.

A slight difference in my approach. . . If you come to the forum "first" it should be to use the search function. There are many, many topics with much to learn. If you find something in a topic that is not clear, post what you found, the link to the topic, and your doubt. Someone will be able to clarify.

If you cannot find what you need in the documentation or via a forum search, then post what you tried and where you are stuck.

If it quite important to become self-sufficient. It will take time, but it needs to happen

[dick scherrer]

Follow on:

The duplicate topic has been locked. If this happens any more some (or all) of the topics will be deleted.

Posts that have no meaningful title will also be deleted.

If you want help, you have to "help the helpers". . .

d

[Pedro]

iam workin in pli ispf-dialog,i was new to pli and ispf dialog program,
was developed new pli and design a ispf screen

Displaying a panel only takes a few lines of PLI. Create a simple program that only displays the panel. If it still fails, show us the source.

[Pedro]

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GR 0: 84000000 1: 8480A000

I hope someone can correct me... the '80A' in register 1 throws me off some.

I believe register one should have the length of your area to be getmained. Could it be that something in your PLI code is asking for a huge amount of storage?

480A000x = 75,538,422

[NicC]

the 80A is probably to do with the S80A abend that he is getting.

[steve-myers]

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GR 0: 84000000 1: 8480A000

I hope someone can correct me... the '80A' in register 1 throws me off some. ...

ABEND is a system function initiated by the ABEND Assembler macro. The ABEND macro stores the presumptive ABEND code into register 1 before it issues the SVC instruction that starts the ABEND process, or (when the ABEND is initiated from some system functions like GETMAIN/FREEMAIN) enters ABEND processing more directly.