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• Agent Set/Printer Entries:#

• ZLTAA HS xxxxxx

• ZTERM xxxxxx

• ZLUPD CA xxxxxx - Add an agent set

• ZFAAA F xxxxxx O - ZAP AAA in OSS

• BPRAxxxxxx - Add agent set address to programmer table to be able to sine in as PR

• ZRTST RTSA xxxxxx A (or add) - Allow agent set to be able to do @@TSAx entry (must be done from lab)

• ZACRS REP A21 TYPE-CRT CPUID-A - Add agent set address to CRAS Table

• ZASTB D xxxxx - Delete Agent Set from Support Table

• LOZxxxxxxDLS - Shared Set (must be shared to do B/DLATL and have ALL in security record)

• BIMTRDQxxxxxx - Display TTY queues

• BIMTRDPxxxxxx - Display TTY addresses associated with a printer

• BIMDDTAxxxxxxx Displays the printer addresses associated with a tty address

• BIMTRAPYYYYYYY/R/WWWWWW - Add a printer to a tty address (Y=TTYADDR R=SYS W=WSINE)

• BIMTRXSYYYYYYY/R/WWWWWW - Delete a printer address from a tty address (Y=TTYADDR R=SYS W=WSINE)

• BIMEMRWWWWWW - Add history to a printer before adding a tty address (W=WSINE)

• ZRLMT xxxxxx - Restart a printer queue

• DSS*729171 - Display security codes

• DSSC729171 - Change security codes

• #CP TR EXT 4001 - Trace interrupts from Active

• ZDDAC LGT LGxx

• ZDDAC CNT TYP

• ZLDAC D PAID

• Airport 21 (formerly AOF):

• System Errors:

• 67260F - AICD - OS/2 - Chained

• 67261C - AICT - DOS - Chained

• 671565 - KUMM - Update (Can't get PNR)

• 512309 - Trying to download when inhibited

• Zmessages:

• ZBCSD I - Inhibit BCS Download (Prime Cras)

• ZBCSD U - Uninhibit BCS Download (Prime Cras)

• ZBCSD D - Display status

• Allocator:

• XMEM * ACP.SALTBL.REL41.BSS - 4.1(WSPVM4)

• XMEM * TPFPS.ALLOC.SOURCE - 3.1(WSPVM4)

• APARS:

• CVF440 APJ24314 - File name of APAR Code. Should be in your VM4 reader

• CVF440 AUXMNT40 - File name of APAR Code. Should be in your VM4 reader

• PJ24314 PACKAGE - File name of APAR Code. Should be in your VM4 reader

• PJ24314 APAR41 - File name of APAR Code. Should be in your VM4 reader

• TPFAPARS A PTF xx - Exec to receive APAR files and create update file. xx = current PTF level.

• UPA00502 - File type of update file on your A disk (created by the TPFAPARS exec)

• ACPW CVF4A1 (PUT 05 APAR 02 - Check out new version and apply apar code

• APAR READ - To look at APARs from IBM - must access the ACPGRP disk (WSPVM4)

• INFOMAN - 6 for inquiry, 4 for project, 3 for TPFAPAR, TPF3.1 as base, 66 for search (WSPVS1)

 

• Auto Storage:

• Usually referenced by R7, contains chaining field and size in first 8 bytes. R7 points 8 bytes into block.

 

• Beeper:  #

• Cellular Phone now has PIN number - 770 363-2465 will have PIN 2100

• Block Management:

• BMT - Block Management Table - index to BDRs

• BDL - Block Descriptor Record - contains characteristics of each block type in the system

• BDR - Block Descriptor Record - contains BDL information plus pointers to control dispensing of blocks

Block is dispensed from the RESERVE when the Add Pointer = the Delete Pointer. Otherwise, block is dispensed from slot addressed by the Delete Pointer. Released block is returned to the slot addressed by the Add pointer. Add and Delete pointers wrap around when bottom of BCL is reached. Blocks between the Delete and Add pointers are not in use. BDR for IOCB has First and Last in Chain fields instead of First and Last Block Addresses.

• BCL - Block Control List - core block address list

• BCR - Block Control Record - 1 byte per block, X'80' indicates that block is currently 'in use'

• Bridge (Conference Calls):

Officevision Manuals:

- From the Main Menu command line type MANUALS COMVOICE (press Enter)

- Place cursor next to BRIDGE (press Enter)

• 770-563-6926 - Enter the code for the conference call

• *26 - to cancel music when on hold

• OVFORMS BRIDGE - to request a bridge

• 770-563-2800 - Bridge Phone Number - effective 18AUG98

• 1 - to attend a meeting

• xxxx# - enter the conference code followed by the pound key

• 1 - to confirm conference code

• # - Brief Name Announcement - then press the pound key

• 1 - to join the conference immediately

• 2 - to hear a roll call before joining the conference then 1 to join the conference after hearing roll call

• #5 - to mute the port at the bridge so that no music is heard on the bridge - then you can put bridge on hold - #5 - to unmute as well.

• Browse:

• BROWSE XXXXXX (FR f FO n W w- Browse uses XEDIT to look at part of a file - useful for large files (WSPVM4)

• XXXXXX = Spool ID or File ID (use / from Reader list or File list)

• f = beginning record number

• n = number of records to edit (default 1000)

• w = record length (default is length of file or 80 for PUN file or 133 for PRT file)

• BROWSE (CMD)- Browse commands from within a browsed file (WSPVM4)

• CMD =

• FOrward n - view the next piece of the file. n is an optional number of pieces to scroll

• BAckward n - view the previous piece of the file - n is an optional number of pieces to scroll

• TOP or '-*' - view the first piece of the file

• Bottom or '*' - view the last piece of the file

• :n - view the piece of the file that starts at record n

• n - view the piece of the file that starts n records from the current piece (positive or negative)

• locate or find command - view the first piece of the file that satisifies the locate or find command. Searching will begin with the current piece of the file at the current line and will always proceed toward the end of the file. Backward locates are not supported.

• DUMPINDX creates an index on all the TPF 4.1 dump labels found within a specific dump. All dump labels found in the dump are categorized into one of the following sections: (WSPVM4)

• HDR - Dump Header (includes all tags up to the first IS status Table item found)

• IS1 - I-Stream 01 Status (REGs, TRACEs, etc ...)

• IS2 - I-Stream 02 Status

• IS3 - I-Stream 03 Status

• FRMS - Working Storage Frames

• SWBS - System Work Blocks

• IOBS - I/O Control Blocks

• ECBS - Entry Control Blocks

• LDEV - CIO LDEV Blocks

• STOR - Misc. System Storage

• COMN - Common Storage Blocks

• BMT - CLH Block Management Tables

• DCL - Dispatch Control Lists

• MISC - Misc. Dump Sections (includes all tags not placed into one of the other sections)

Note: MISC is the section that usually contains blocks (attached or detached) associated with

the failing ECB.

A selection menu is displayed once the index has been created. This selection menu displays the list of sections (categories) associated with the requested dump. Be sure to save the index file somewhere safe to save time on future excursions into the dump via DUMPINDX. Share the index with others viewing the same dump, this will save

them time and all of us CPU cycles on VM.

Once in the selection menu, type an "X" on the selection line where you wish to start viewing the dump or an "L" to see the list of items associated with that section of the dump. Remember, "L" to display the list of items for a section and "X" to view the dump from that section.

• EXTTRC reader number Extracts Macro Trace from a dump (WSPVM4)

• EXTTOD - converts TOD Stamp to time. In XEDIT, set PF key to EXTTOD - place cursor at beginning of TOD (WSPVM4)

• FINDLINE- Gives line numbers of dump sections (WSPVM4)

• EXAMPLE: Use while browsing dump 382 from the DUMPS disk

With the following screen displayed:

0382AL BROWSE A1 V 133 Trunc=133 Size=2000 Line=0 Col=

This piece of 0382AL 301310 E1 is records 1-2000 of 1638990

* * * Top of File * * *

Entering the following on the command line:

FINDLINE 0382AL 301310 E1 0382AL SCRIPT D

Will result in the following display. The information will also be written to file 0382AL SCRIPT D for future reference. (This is optional.) Note that the dump fileid (i.e., 0382AL 301310 E1) can be copied from the second line of the

screen using cut and paste.

0382AL BROWSE A1 V 133 Trunc=133 Size=2000 Line=0 Col=

This piece of 0382AL 301310 E1 is records 1-2000 of 1638990

* * * Top of File * * *

14 *LOGICAL CPU ID - A *SUBSYSTEM NAME - BSS *SUBSYSTEM

ZIDOT Tag Dump Tag Core Addr Line Nbr

IFRM FRM 00F00000 93412

IECBS ECB 04998000 1141390

ISWBS SWB 04F74000 1272780

IIOBS IOB 05456000 1344284

ICOMMON CMB 00C00000 35375

ICLH DCR1 062C3000 1573835

FINDLINE - Elapsed time = 7.901969 seconds

Entering the following on the command line:

BROWSE :1344284

Will move to the start of the IOBs, resulting in the following display. Note that this will happen just as quickly as if "BROWSE FORWARD" had been entered, despite the distance from the previous position in the file.

0382AL BROWSE A1 V 133 Trunc=133 Size=2000 Line=0 Col=

This piece of 0382AL 301310 E1 is records 1344284-1346283 of

* * * Top of File * * *

1 *I/O CONTROL BLOCK

2 05456000 +000 00000000 00E00880 +008 00000000 0000

3 05456020 +020 00000000 00000000 +028 1C9B5000 0008

19 054561E0 +0E0 00000000 00000000 +0E8 00000000 0000

Entering the following on the command line:

Will find the address specified or the nearest address in the dump. The = marks can be used instead of the FN FT FM.

• C Language:#

• ACC WSP:GRPCLNG.REL41 r

• ACPUP CELUE0

• TPFC CELUE0 (rel41 mar(1,72)

• VERS UIF5 - Shows current version (WSPVM4)

• XVERS UIF5 - Pulls up copy from panvalet (WSPVM4)

• XMEM C$... ACP.CPPEO.MACLIB - (WSPVM4)

• PL I HDR C$IDSLSD - (WSPVM4)

• ACPSUB PPPPVV (TAR- ACPREP and ACPSUB now support the TAR option for target C programs (WSPVM4)

• CAPS:

• Provides passenger profiling for security purposes at the airports for NW/TW/DL - If this product malfunctions in anyway (eg. core corruption) it is necessary to advise the airlines as per FAA regulation since they can be fined for each person they do not correctly scrutinze and worse yet someone could be boarded on a plane who should be denied boarding for security purposes.

• Channel Command Word Commands: (See attached chart)

• CFLF: See DASD

• CINFC:

• UMMCTMAC equ 510

X4

2040• = X'7F8'

• ZDDCA CNF 7F8 - (Does not work for CNF)

• UCNFEQ macro - (User CINFC's)

• ZDCOR 1180

• ZDDCA CNF = 1180

• Clear Screen:

• #CP TERM MORE 0 0 - To automatically clear the screen

• #CP TERM MORE 60 10 - Clear screen default setting

• CMOS:

• Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor

• CMS:

• ACFS Q GROUPID D813FILE - to see who is logged on to a group logon

• Communications Inputs:

• OTIS:\SYS\COMMON\DELTACOM - folder on the OTIS I: drive which contains comms documents such as:

• ZMSG.DOC

• SNA.DOC

• BIM.DOC

• Conference Bridge:

• 770-563-6926 - Enter the code for the conference call

• 2222 - System Problems

• 3745 - COMMS

• 1052 - TPF

• 4300 - SUPPORT SYSTEMS
• *26 - to cancel music when on hold

 

• Connectivity:

• ZCONN IUS 1B

• ZCONN ACH 1B

• ZCONN ASC 1Bxx-xx

• Console Log:

• VMSPOOL SPOOLIST VPRTS007 - To look at spooled console log without closing.

• TPFLOGS - To look at Worldspan CRS console log files (WSPVM4)

• TPFCONS - To look at Worldspan CRS console log files (WSPVM4)

• STRIP - To scan multiple console log files for specified character strings (WSPVM4)

• REALOPER - To look at Delta consoles (WSPDL2)

PRINTING FROM REALOPER-If you want to do screen prints from the REALOPER Review Window you'll need to tell REALOPER where to spool the print to. To spool print to a room printer, from the main window you'd type in;

SPOOL PRINT TO ROUTER

TAG DEV PRT WSPVM1 WS18D3CG (where WS18D3CG is whatever your printer address is)

To spool the print to your reader, from the main window you'd type;

SPOOL PRINT TO PM9DSG (where PM9DSG is whatever logon you want to send the file to)

Now you're set up to use the PRINT PF key to get screen prints from the REALOPER Review Window. If you want to print an EXTRACT file, you'd need to spool the print as above and then get the EXTRACT file up on your Review Window, then PF3 back to the main window and type in;

VMYPRLOG 960109 EXTRACT (where 960109 is the date you're reviewing in yymmdd format)

• Control 3 (Protection Exception):

• Key D - The core walker trap gets 4K core blocks, uses the SSK instruction to set the protect key to "D", issues a DEFRC, then restores the protect key, releases the core blocks and repeats the process. If anyone tries to write to the bait blocks while they are set to "D", that ECB will exit immediately with a CTL-3/protection exception. The program old PSW will point to the offending instruction. (ODF will not usually display all of the protect keys)

• Control Program Condition Codes:

• 0/0/4

• Control Program File Address:

• Keypoint X - ACP address plus displacement plus offset for program base

• Control Program Listings:

• GETDISK ACPPRD - LInks you to production CP listings. (Must define storage as 16M to use) Then FILEL * * L (WSPVM4)

• RESCP REL31 - Shows you TPF3.1 CP listings

• RESCP PREV - Shows you Previous Version CP listings

• Control Program - Minors:

• ACPX CCCPSEXY - To find out what version of minor is production. Asks if you want to update. Respond No (WSPVM4)

• ACPUP CPSEP4 = A - Copies minor & version to your A disk. (WSPVM4)

• Control Program - Patches:

Patch areas in CCPTCH are used as follows:

• 000FE4 00000000 17280 APPTCH1 DC A(0) Addr CR appl patch area APC1

• 000FE8 00000000 17281 CP_PTCH1 DC V(CPPTCH1) Addr CP patch area 1-CP

• 000FEC 00000000 17282 CP_PTCH2 DC V(CPPTCH2) Addr CP patch area 2-SYS PERF

• 000FF0 00000000 17283 CP_PTCH3 DC V(CPPTCH3) Addr CP patch area 3-FIL SUPP

• 000FF4 00000000 17284 CP_PTCH4 DC V(CPPTCH4) Addr CP patch area 4-Comms

• 000FF8 00000000 17285 CP_PTCH5 DC V(CPPTCH5) Addr CP patch area 5-Coverage

• Control Program Printing:

• Q RDR - Get file number of CP listing (WSPVM4 PF6)

• SPOOL PRT CLASS J FORM QUAD - Spools printouts to quad printer (WSPVM4 PF6)

• PRINTRDR # - Use file number from Q RDR above or * for all. (WSPVM4 PF7)

• MASTER - Allows you to update your print distribution (83 for CP, 78 for listings, 16 & 15 for other) (WSPVM4)

• VMSECURE EDIT PM9BJM - Allows you to update your distribution for printing large listings. (WSPVM4)

• EXEC SETNAME 'E7F2-2' - Distribution for printing. Can add this line to Profile EXEC (WSPVM4)

• Coverage Execs:

• Help COV - Help files for Coverage Related Execs (WSPVM4)

• CFB - Check current version and patches (WSPVM4)

• CHK - Check fallback status for implementation (WSPVM4)

• CKMAN - Display information about programs (WSPVM4)

• COV - Access the coverage log (WSPVM4)

• COVCHK - Information about Implementation requests (WSPVM4)

• COVDB - Access the database log (WSPVM4)

• COVPUT - Add information found in the Pass Script File to COVCHK (WSPVM4)

• CRAS - Cras Status Table Info (WSPVM4)

• DUMPINFO - Extract info from a long dump in your reader (WSPVM4)

• DLOG - Coverage logs are uploaded into WSPVM4 & can be accessed using DLOG (WSPVM4)

• FLBKTAPE - Create a Fallback Tape (WSPVM4)

• H2H - Access Host to Host Disk (WSPVM4)

• LU - Display all LU addresses and Serial Number's of CRT's in Coverage, Database, and LTST Coverage (WSPVM4)

• MORNING - Builds script for the morning meeting (WSPVM4)

• PASS - Display passwords for group logons (WSPVM4)

• PATCH - Create patch cards (WSPVM4)

• PHONE - Display phone contacts (WSPVM4)

• SCHED - Display Schedule Change Information (WSPVM4)

• SCRIPTS - Copy Master Scripts to A Disk (WSPVM4)

• SHIFTLOG - See COVDB exec (WSPVM4)

• STRIP - Strips Information from COV Log (WSPVM4)

• TPFLOGS - Console Logs (WSPVM4)

• UDAY - UDARS (WSPVM4)

• WORKDUMP - Print a series of dumps (WSPVM4)

• Coverage Logons & Authorities:

• WSPVM4 - Need primary and alternate ID (ex. PM9BJM & PM9BJM1) with access to Coverage’s H disk on 1A0 "GETDISK COVROUT MODE H NOMSG" use COV on 1A9 COVERAGE BONE and access to Coverage’s G disk on 116 - use TURNO on 116 COVR COVW

• WSPDL1 - Need primary ID (ex. PM9BJM)

• WSPDL2 - Need primary ID (ex. PM9BJM)

• WSPVS1 - Need primary ID (ex. PM9BJM)

• WSPVS4 - Need primary ID (ex. PM9BJM)

• TPFQA - Coverage Authority for online - Gene Lary or Ernie South can set up. (WSPVM4)

• TPFCONS - Dan Groce can set up. (WSPVM4)

• COVERAG - Group Logon used by Coverage (WSPVM4)

• COVRAG1 - Group Logon used by Coverage (WSPVM4)

• TLOGREST - Group Logon used by Coverage to restore logs
10/29/98 - need to get authority for PM1TRB, PM0EKW, PM0HAK, PM1RXT, PM9RLH (WSPVM4)

• VPCOV, VPCOV1, VPCOV2, VPCOV1B-VPCOV1H, VPTS41, VPTS41A, VPTS41B - Group Logons used by Coverage for VPARS testing (WSPVM4)

• VISTA - To get a VISTA LNIATA, enter VISTA LTCUST. A temporary address will be assigned. A DBCR is required to make the address permanent. Needs to have CRAS bit set in UAT, needs to have RAZ pseudo city code changed to DAP pseudo city code, & needs DAP sine in. The sine in is 4 numerics & 2 Alphas (usually initials) with a slash PR. All of these are requested via DBCR. Note: CRAS is universal, CRAT is partition unique. Do not need both. Ken Lourwood has written an exec that automagically assigns permanent Iata's to users that need them. It is 'PARSOL userid' and we can run it from COVERAG or COVRAG1 if we get the call and need to do it ourselves. (WSPVM4)

• INFOMAN - Needs Coverage authority for ONL & ONLDL - call INFOMAN administrator (WSPVS4)

• Address - VMSECURE USER & Profile Exec

• ETS - Add userid to ETS system - Rita Whitehead or Terry Carpenter

• CP Update (WSP system):

• ACPLIST - Shows list of versions you have signed out (WSPVM4)

• ACPX CPSEE0 - where CPSE = minor. YN = checkout

ACPW CPSEE0 - checks out CPSEE0, defines CPSEE0’s base

• Make Changes

• File to A disk - creates an update file on your A disk.

• MAKETEMP 50 D

• ACPUP CPSEE0 = D (or A)

• MACLIB GEN TEMPMAC CPSEE0

• MACLIB ADD TEMPMAC CWS2E0

• MACLIB REP TEMPMAC - Now have macro library with copy file

• MACLIB MAP TEMPMAC - to look at TEMPMAC

• CPASM CCCPSEE2 TEMPMAC (CP=E2 - where CCCPSEE2 = major (be sure to change name inside CSECT in 3 places). This step creates TEXT file on D disk. {(CP=E2 assembles against the E2 macro library)}

• ACPUP CPS0E2 - Creates source file of CPS0E2 called CPS0E2 TEXT A.

• (When you get condition code 0) - GETDISK ACPPRD

• ACPLINK CPS0E0 - This step creates ACP LOADLIB.

• (When you get condition code 0) AUXLOAD ODF LOADDECK A LLIB ACP (OLIB MYTXT OLIB ECB) (VTAPE - where () is optional parameters for including ECB program object in the load. Enter VTSET KE 30 if you wish to keep the virtual tape for 30 days.

• PL I PFP ONPLD - To see what the current version of the allocator is for the Loaddeck.

• AUXLOAD TLDR2 LOADDECK A LLIB ACP

• BULD DISPLAY (REL41 & fm=A + file shows load deck for weekly CP & patches

BULD DISPLAY (CPE2 - Pull up the most current loaddeck for the E2 control program

FILE MYE2 LOADDECK A - Save a copy of the loaddeck on the ‘A’ disk

erase (tempmac maclib a, cjize2 copy a, ccsonae2 text d, cps0e2 text a, mye2 loaddeck a) - cleanup so you don’t accidently use any of the CJIZE2 changes on your CMS disks

ACPREP CJIZE2 (CP=E2 - Send CJIZE2 to the MVS E2 macro library

ACPREP CCSONSE2 (CP=E2 - Assemble CCSONAE2 in MVS against the MVS E2 macro library. Send the CCSONAE2 object code to the MVS development object library.

ACPW CPS0E2 - Checks out CPS0E2

Change all references to CCSONA to CCSONAE2

File

ACPREP CPS0E2 - Replace CPS0E2 on the TPF source disk

ACPLINK CPS0E2

• PL I PFP ONPL - to look at patches in online system

• PL I PFP STPLD - to look at patches in small test system (LD1 = production, LD2 = previous)

• PL I PFP LTPLD - to look at patches in large test system (LD1 = production, LD2 = previous)

• BULD (REL41

• MACLIB COMP TEMPMAC - to compress

• MACLIB MAP TEMPMAC

• ACPFREE CCCPSEE0 - to unhold

• ACPREP CPSEE0 - to replace

• ACPREP CET1E0 (REL41

• ACPLIST CCNUCL* (HIST

• TESTING USING VIRTUAL TAPE CREATED WITH AUXLOAD (From VPARS LAB):

• MAKETEMP PMR 50 - Creates Temporary VPARS space

• VP SETUP - Sets up lab

• IPL

• N - Normal Option

• ZTMNT RTA 528 AO - Mount RTA

• ZIMAG DISABLE TPF02 - (or TPF03 if TPF02 in use)

• #CP VTRUN 529 - Dismount virtual tape

• #CP VTM 529 ______ - Mount auxload tape (ex: C287)

• ZTVAR A 529 - Add tape drive to PROT table

• ZTMNT TLD 529 AI - Mount auxload tape as TLD

• ZTPLD TPF02 TLD - (or TPF03) - Load the tape

• ZIMAG ENABLE TPF02 - (or TPF03) - enable the image

• ZIMAG KEYPT MOVE TPF02 KPT ALL CPU ALL - (or TPF03) - If keypoints were loaded

• IPL

• I - IPL option to allow you to select an image

• TPF02 - (or TPF03)

• TESTING USING RDR FILE CREATED WITH AUXLOAD (See above steps - use additional inputs as follows):

• ZDSMG DEF VRDRLOAD V-nnnn - nnnn is vpars rdr# from AUXLOAD EXEC

• ZTPLD TPF02 VRDRLOAD- (or TPF03) - Load the tape

• ZDSMG REL VRDRLOAD - Release for next use

(If for some reason you want to RE-load the same auxload in another image, you must rebuild with auxload exec.

• Core Block Types:

Ind Type Avg num in use

• 0001 - No block held

• 0011 - IOB 40 (00)

• 0011 - 128 byte block held 65 (04)

• 0021 - 381 byte block held 50 (08)

• 0031 - 381 byte block held 150 (0C)

• 0041 - ECB block held 35 (10)

• 0051 - 4K byte block held 42 (14)

• 0061 - SWB block held 5

• Core Depletion Dumps:

• Note XSW counts in core analysis

• Look in BDR to see where each core block type starts

• Core Resident Programs:

• ZDPAT xxxx

• ZDCOR xxxxxxxx.20 - Look at displacement 014 for core address of segment. (remember 80 means 31 bit mode)

• Core Walking:

• Control D00:

• R2 = Address of bad block

• R9 = ECB active at time bad flag check byte was discovered.

• Last in Macro Trace shows last time flag check byte was good.

• SVC OLD shows actual last macro issued. Has not yet been recorded in Macro Trace.

• If flag check byte looks ok, could be size indicator has been corrupted.

• Flag Check Routine is in User Exit (Volume 7)

• Core Walker Trap:

• R2 = Address of bad byte

• R9 = ECB address of corewalker trap finding the bad byte

• First previous occurrence of address in R9 in macro trace will show the last time the byte was good. (GETCC , DEFRC, or DLAYC)

• Core Walker Trap ECB will have core blocks on all levels. The level showing no core held contains the address of the bad block.

• Look for core block referenced in other ECBs.

• RES0//NIPTRAP0 - start core walker trap

• RES0//NIPTRAP1 - start core walker trap

• RES0//NIPTRAP2 - start core walker trap

• RES0//NIPTRAP3 - start core walker trap

• RES0//NIPTRAPSTOPALL - stop core walker trap

• Non-4K traps - a checkis made for enough processors in the complex to catastrophically fold before crashing

• Key D - The core walker trap gets 4K core blocks, uses the SSK instruction to set the protect key to "D", issues a DEFRC, then restores the protect key, releases the core blocks and repeats the process. If anyone tries to write to the bait blocks while they are set to "D", that ECB will exit immediately with a CTL-3/protection exception. The program old PSW will point to the offending instruction. (ODF will not usually display all of the protect keys)

• CPU Loop Lists (I-Stream Unique, pointed two out of Page 0):

• CROSS - Used to transfer work items between I-streams. Added to by SWISC, $CRISC, I/O interrupt handlers (except CCP), and CXFRD, etc. Can only put items on another list or I/O handler from the Cross List. Lock Cross list with test & set spin loop. Interrupt handlers all return item to Cross list for later transfer to appropriate list.

• I/O List - (Left over from old days, seldom used) Used by a few CP routines for very high priority (ex. ECB's dequeued from Program sharing table PAT)

• Ready List - Often called 'Post Interrupt list'. Holds partially processed entries ready to proceed. Added to by:

• I/O interrupt (via Cross List)

• SLC interrupt handler

• SNA interrupt handler

• CXFRC (via cross list)

• CREMC

• CRETC

• CREEC

• DLAYC

• Input List - Newly arrived messages awaiting processing. Added to by CCP, SLC reblocking routines, SNA reblocking routines, etc.

• Defer List - Low priority processing items. Added to by:

• DEFRC

• CREEC

• CREDC

• CREXC

• CPU Loop Lists Dispatch Management:

• DMT - Dispatch Management Table (PFXDMTDCR in prefix page)

• DCR - Dispatch Control Record

• x'80' - List is closed

• x'40' - System must be masked

• DCL - Dispatch Control List

• Block Address & Post Interrupt Address

• Parameter 1, Block Address, Post Interrupt Address, Parameter 2 (CROSS LIST DCL)

• CVAx (ZMSG editor):

• Must be dual assembled

• #CP TR EXT 4001 - Trace interrupts from Active

 

• DACOL/ETIM:#

• ZMEAS I/SFPM/3060/05 (ZTMNT JCD)

• ZMEAS END

• DACS:

• #CP Q 4044-4055

• #CP ATT 4044 * 1D02

• #CP ATT 4045 * 1D03

• ZLDAC C PAID-TSAx

• ZCINF 1C4

• ZDCOR xxxxxx.20

01

• ZACOR xxxxxx 00

00

• ZLVAL DN 02

• ZLVAL DN 03

• ZLSTA DN 02

• DASD:

• CFLF/MPLF 4031-403F (odd)

• CFLF/MPLF 4038-403E (even)

• Device B 6890’s GETDISK M68900 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68901 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68902 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68903 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68904 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68905 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68906 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68907 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68908 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M68909 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M689010 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M689011 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M689012 MW PASS MLINDA

GETDISK M689013 MW PASS MLINDA

Devices will be defined as 200-20D - redefine as 220-22D. 70 cylinders per device, need 3 more if all simplex.

ZAMOD 3F6 220 U ST1000 is VSN for small test LT0100 is VSN for large test

ZAMOD 4B6 220 U ST1000 is VSN for small test LT0100 is VSN for large test

• STSTDUP Sign out DASD using Calendar & this lab name

• Data Set Names in ISPF:

• URSRE.TPF.JCL Production TPF JCL for RES/OSS

• DEBE (HELP PSP DEBE):

• TAPMOUNT 607026 - Mount tape (WSPVM4)

• DEBE SET (WSPVM4)

• TAPE REW (WSPVM4)

• DEBE S *00 DP (Capitals) - searches for first DP record at disp 0 over and over (WSPVM4)

• TAPE BSF # - forward space record (WSPVM4)

• TAPE BSR # - back space record (WSPVM4)

• HT - to quit this display (WSPVM4)

• Distribution Lists (OV):

• UPDTDL xxxxxx -where xxxxxx is the name of the distribution list (WSPVM1)

• Documents (09,03,07m,06):

• PARSLIB I SCR 09 - retrieve documents (WSPVM4)

• PUBS - Publish documents - Operators guide/MSGS & CODES (WSPVM4)

• DS Record Corrupted:

• ZDREC ./.DSCRI/000000 000 008

Count at 'D' should match # of General files with an 80.

Syser only if count is higher than actual # of General files mounted.

• ZAREC ./.DSCRI/000000 00D 00

Zero out count and should come up.

Once General File is mounted, will clear out 80 on General Files not actually mounted.

• Dumps Disk:

• ACC TPF:GRDEVDM. fm - Where fm is the filemode you wish (WSPVM4)

• DUMPINDX FILE fn ft fm (WKMODE A

• DUMPINDX FILE 60L LISTING M (WKMODE A

• Dumps EXEC for CRS:

• DUMPS - Request dumps - automatically creates DUMPINDX plus allows quick navigation.(WSPVM4)

• Dumpsum EXEC for CRS:

• DUMPSUM CRS - Brings up menu for dumps which have been listed to DUMPSUM logon.(WSPVM4)

• DUMPSUM - Brings up menu for dumps which have been listed to DUMPSUM logon.(WSPVM4)

• TRANSFER RDR xxxx TO DUMPSCRS - Transfers listed dump in your reader to DUMPSUM.(WSPVM4)

• STPPDL dumpno rtavsn RES L (RES41 - Process dumps in DL2 so that you won’t have the transfer time(WSPDL2)

• Dumps from CRS:

• STPP 964 360212 L (REL41 - post process dump where 964 = se# and 360212 = RTL# (WSPVM4)

• Dumps on Panvalet:

• PARSLIB I DMP SUM - list of available dumps (WSPVM4)

• PARSLIB I DMP 1761F - F = Processor ID (WSPVM4)

• Dumps information for CRS:

• $DUMP - Enter from ISPF ready prompt, use Master Scanner Option to see number of occurrences of dumps (WSPVS1)

 

• EBCDIC Translate Table:#

• Facilities

• GRDATFIX - OV address for data center facilities requests

• File Address:

• OKxxx/yyy - file address, where xxx = hex record id & yyy = decimal ordinal number

• ZMCHR xxxxxxxx

• FORMAT:

 

• Full A DISK:#

• ERASENOW fn ft - When A Disk is full and won't let you erase

• GETDISK:#

• GETDISK ACPPRD - LInks you to production CP listings. (Must define storage as 16M to use) Then FILEL * * L (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK ACPSRC - Links you to production ECB/MACRO listings. (def stor 16M to use) Then FILEL * * I (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK ACPSIP - Links you to script files. (def stor 16M to use) Then FILEL * * K (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK TPF4PROJ - Links you to 4.1 files. (def stor 16M to use) Then FILEL * * J (WSPVM4)

(to display all Delta Scoping Documents - W8000_____)

• GLOBALS:

• PARS//ALL@RCDRSTR - Display

• PARS//IS1@RCDRSTR/xxxxx - Alter for IS1

• Hardware Diagrams:#

• FLOYD\E:\HSM - Hardware diagrams can be found on the E drive in the HSM folder

• Hold Table:

OSS

• ~ 1448A8

• CINF TABLE - CJHKPRIM

• ZDHLD M START - Hold Table Monitor

• ZDHLD M STOP

• INFOC:#

• ZDINF ddmmm/ALL/*/333099 long term directories

• ZDINF ddmmm/ALL/*/699050 short term directories

• INFOMAN:

• SE SYSE/000152 - search for system error 152 in infoman (WSPVS1)

• Input Message Logging:

• NIPIPMDISP/LNIATA//// - Display input messages from a particular Agent Set

• NIPIPMFIDP/LNIATA/HH.MM.SS/// Display input messages from a particular Agent Set before a particular time.

• IOB:

• Chain Word Address of next block on queue

• Module Number

• Macro ID

• CBRW Contents

• ECB Address

• FARW Contents

• Physical Address Cylinder, head, record, sector)

• Alternative MIOB pointer for Dup Module

• Saved CSW if error

• Logging/XCP Recording/VFA (from RIAT)

• IOCP:

• WSPIOCP - Logon in WSPVM1 where IOCPs are kept for review.

• RESIOCP - Logon in WSPDL2 where IOCPs are kept.

• GRIOCP - Logon in WSPVM1 to send note to when IOCP has been loaded.

 

. J #   No   J   entries

. K  #     No    K  entries

• Labs:#

• L VPLBx by PM9BJM - must enter user id

• VP SETUP SYS REL41 - set up for testing

• PF1 is set with IPL device - currently 829 VSN=

• #CP VPLINK 3390 5 #CP VPADD 5- Add extra minidisk space to labs

• LAN Problems:

• David Spitler, Harlan Hagewood -Data Center LAN contacts

• Level Check:

• ZDCLV LVC gives level check levels

• ZACLV alters level check levels

• Lists:

Order Worked Order in Dump

• Cross LIst I/O

• I/O Ready

• Ready Input

• Input Defer

• Defer Cross List

• Loads:

• SUCMP.CM516M - Longload Data sets

• ZSOLD DPLY C ALL - displays all shortloads/offline loads

• ZSOLD DPLY P/seg - displays shortloads by segment id

• SCRIPTS - Allows you to build a script for loading an AUX load or Full Load (WSPVM4)

• Loads, proposal of:

• Futures - At least 2 days prior (CAP4141)

• SAR - I (Infoman) add entry (WSPVS1)

• Change Committee - Tuesday before the week of the load. (Only if load requres downtime) Deltamatic Review held Tuesdays will be consolidated with the weekly Technical Software Review held at the same time. In this meeting all activities for Worldspan systems are reviewed for the upcoming change period (following Friday 09:00 and ends on the subsequent Friday 09:00).

Tuesdays **/**/96

1:30PM 2:00PM Technical SFW Change Review / Conf. Code x1491

• RIPS - Before 7AM on day prior to load, send RIPS loader cards (CAP417A)

• Promote Futures - Before 11AM on day prior to load (CAP4172)

• Downtime Loads - Change Control will open all outage SARs (SYSTEM DOWN = YES) for DLMATIC , OSS RES, and PARS

• Logon, generic (for data center):

• DAT thru DATx - where x = floor PC is on. Password is DATx.

• Loosely Coupled Testing:

• For loosely coupled testing, one of the labs must have dedicated PMR (VPLB6-9 or 10 if large PMR needed)

• If you type in the wrong password to link the PMR, you must do GLOBALV SELECT VPLB10PM PURGE

• CPU-A

• VP SETUP SYS REL41 COU (VPLB6 VPLB4) CON VPLB6 - (WSPVM4)

• IPL

• ZATIM 1149 TOD GOOD

• ZAPGM CCNUCL B31 F0

• ZDKAT KPI

• ZAFIL xxxxxxxx 016 0000

• CPU-B

• VP SETUP SYS REL41 COU (VPLB6 VPLB4) - (WSPVM4)

• PW=VPLBPMR

• ZGETD PMR 50 (VPARS FULL) - (WSPVM4)

• VISTA VPLB6 - (WSPVM4)

• LOGI TWTW

• BSIA1234TW/PR

• ZOLDR LOAD RDR PM9BJM tpfpgm1

• ZDECB 000 (seconds)

 

• Macros:#

• CZ1UX - Macro to update with user defined system errors

• ACPLIST MMMMM* (OLD- Shows list of versions signed out (WSPVM4)

• ACPUP MACROXY = A Shows you a list of production macros with versions.

and dates. Select item to copy to your A disk

where: MACRO = name of the MACRO & XY = bogus version (WSPVM4)

• XMEM MMMMMM Shows you production macro code. (WSPVM4)

• PARSLIB I MMMMMM Shows you production macro version. Use PF9 top copy to your A disk. (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK ACPSRC - Links you to production ECB/MACRO listings. (def stor 16M to use) Then FILEL * * I (WSPVM4)

• ACPREP CCOLDE0 (REL41 (data macros)

• XMEM SYSEQCE0 ACP.CPPEO.MACLIB - (WSPVM4)

• MACLIB GEN TEMPMAC xxxxxx - Get macro on A disk using ACPUP then put in TEMPMAC with this statement

• MACLIB ADD TEMPMAC xxxxxx - Add macro to TEMPMAC

• MACLIB REP TEMPMAC - Replace updated macros on TEMPMAC

• MACLIB MAP TEMPMAC - to look at TEMPMAC

• MLIST TEMPMAC - to look at TEMPMAC (can XEDIT macros from this list)

• TPFASM progxx REL41 - Assemble ECB segment (defaults to TEMPMAC first)

• ACPW MMMMM- Checkout the macro

• ACPREP MMMMM (IMPL- REP/SUBMIT the macro

• TPFASM CYPYA7 TPF.MACLIB1 - Assemble against the macro (note - will pick up all test macros)

• TPFQA - Make macro production

• TPF.MACLIB1 - CRS Macro Library

• SUREP.IBM41MAC - Macro Library for Delta TPF 4.1 IBM Vanilla Macros

• SUREP.SYS41MAC - Macro Library for Delta TPF 4.1 System Macros

• SUREP.RES41MAC - Macro Library for Delta TPF 4.1 Delta Only Macros

• Macro Trace:

• EXTTRC reader number Extracts Macro Trace from a dump (WSPVM4)

• Manuals:

• MANUALS TPF41IBM - Links you to TPF4.1 Manuals (WSPVM4)

• MANUALS TPF41WSP - Links you to TPF4.1 Worldspan modified Manuals (WSPVM4)

• To Print, go to services copy to/from A disk (WSPVM4)

• Mask Interrupts:

• #CP ST P 0005xxxx xxxxxxxx

• #CP TR EXT 4001 - Trace interrupts from Active

• Message Rate:

• WMSG - Exec on DL2 which gives weighted message rates

• Mod Copy:

• ZAMOD xxx yyy U

• ZMCPY ALL xxx to yyy

• ZMCPY STATUS

• ZMCPY ABORT xxx

• Stalled mod queues checked every 2 seconds

• ZMD38 DISPLAY

• ZMD38 LIMIT 0005

• Mod Copy Testing (CRS System)

Logon to a VPLBx system, IPL and bring up VPARS. On another session Logon to TPF3LC4 ('privileged' ID) If using locks, be sure to set interface to same as DASD attached below: (#CP SET CONFIG VPLB6 04)

On TPF3LC4: Q 4051 ( dupe STST, make sure no one's using it - There is a calendar for STSTDUP to sign out these.)

ATT 4051 VPLBx 1051 with sysctl

(4051 = 04 interface 4251 = 02 interface 4451 = 01 interface)

logoff when complete

On VPLBx: ZDVSN 1051 (you should have it now)

ZMCPY... (or ZAMOD)

When complete, alter the VSN on 1051 back to original, and logoff the VPARS system without worrying about copying 'home'.

If you need to use real locks and loosely coupled you can link to devices 4451, 4453, 4455 and 4457.

XEDIT GETDISK LIST and look for ST0101 to see what device to link to.

#CP ATT 4451 SYSTEM - This input needs to be done from TPF3LC4.

LINK DISK 984 944 w ACPUPD - from the lab to link to the device (ACPUPD is the password).

• #CP LINK PTF3390Z 800 xxx MW - For loosely coupled mod copy testing on the Delta Lab Systems (MWRITE = PW)

VSN of device must be RT044x and device must be attached to SYSTEM

• Mod File Status Table (MFST):

• All sections are indexed using relative mod number times entry size + base of relevant section

• Section 0 - 4 bytes per entry

Contains: Module Status (Online/Offline, Dup/Nondup, etc.)

Alternate Mod (if Dup'ed)

Device Type (bit pattern)

Used to validate FIND/FILE Macro requests.

• Section 1 - 400 bytes per entry

Contains: Hardware Address

Lost Interrupt Timeout Value

I/O Queue Control Words

Status of I/O Operations, Errors

CCW's making up channel programs

Pointer to 1st MIOB

Pointer to last MIOB

Built during system initialization with hardware addresses found by roll call.

• Section 2 - 32 bytes per entry

Contains: VSN

Data Collection Counters

• Mod Queues:

• ZDMQS ALL - display mod queues

• MPLF/CFLF Devices: (see DASD)

• 4031-403F (odd)

• Multiple Restart Area:

• ZMCPY RST FM PROD TO BKUP copies from production to backup

• PROD & BKUP are copied over on PB copy

• Offline load always goes into PROD

 

• Not Symbol:#

• Open EXTRA! Personal Client

• Click on Settings

• Highlight "Display"

• Click on "Host Code Page" tab & highlight the English (US) selection

• Click APPLY & Exit

• Copy the not (¬) symbol from NOT FILE A

• Edit the keyboard map and paste the symbol onto the key you prefer (shift & double click the key for upper case 6)

• Native Test System:

• F ALTCP - Alter

• F ADRCP - Address Compare

• F OPRCTL - Operator Controls

• ODF:#

• ZDODF ddmmm/XXX/YYYYYYYY

XXX = STA for status (STA/time-time)

OPT for options (APE/CB_/PG_/MCT/REG)

YYYYYYYY = SE999999

hhmm-hhmm

dump #

• ODFACE:

• PARS/OFFACErecordtype/ordinal number

• PARS/Offileaddress

• Office Vision:

• RECALL PM0BJM - recalls notes sent in OV which have not been opened by the recepient

• PASSTHRU - allows you to get to other sessions such as WSPDL1 (from WSPVM4 - do not have to be logged on - just DIAL PVM)

• OTIS:

• SIMON - Many of the OTIS documents now reside on SIMON.

• Outage Analysis:

• I:\CHNGCNTL\OUTAGE\OUTAGE.DOC - Instructions on how to complete an Outage Analysis

• CREATE NEW OUTAGE - from OV - to create template for outage

• PARSLIB Info#

• PARSLIB I RIAT

• PARSLIB I SCR 06

• PARSLIB I all/4,ST

• PARSLIB I FCTB

• PARSLIB I SYSEQ

• PARSLIB CLEAR CYPAA5 - After ACPREP CYPAA5 (IMPL if you need to update segment - get Gary to move it then clear.

• PASSTHRU

• PASSTHRU - allows you to get to other sessions such as WSPDL1 (from WSPVM4 - do not have to be logged on - just DIAL PVM)

• PASSWORD

• DSPRxxxxxx - sets the users password to 11111111

• DSPC - allows the user to change his password

• Patches:

• TPFQA - this will display the TPFQA Primary Options Menu

• PATCHSYS on the command line at the bottom of the screen - this will display the Automated Patch Facility's main menu, then just fill in the fields as requested. Use Option 1 to display patches for other examples.

• CHECKOUT PATCHE6 SCRIPT (ACPSIP - checkout patch script & make updates on A disk.

• REPLACE PATCHE6 SCRIPT A (ACPSIP - replace updated patch script.

• PEIP:

• ZRSET WSINE - to free an agent set stuck with previous entry in progress

• Phone:

• *26 - to cancel music when on hold

• Pool Records:

• ZGFSP SET LDP B DEVB

• ZMCHR xxxxxxxx

• Print 4.1 CP:

Call print room and tell them you are about to print 707,000 lines on the quad printer. Print room phone number is x7072. You will probably get the listing back the next day.

• ACPPRT E0 - (WSPVM4)

• VMSECURE USER - Set up distribution (WSPVM4)

• Select #9

• Change #3 immed

• Dist code -

• Printer Distribution:

• MASTER - Allows you to update your print distribution (83 for CP, 78 for listings, 16 & 15 for other) (WSPVM4)

• VMSECURE EDIT PM9BJM - Allows you to update your distribution for printing large listings. (WSPVM4)

• PRINTIT - Print (also has option to send to reader) (WSPVM4)

• EXEC SETNAME 'E7F2-2' - Distribution for printing. Can add this line to Profile EXEC (WSPVM4)

• CAPPF - Set up printers (WSPDL1)

• WS18D3B6 - Locally Attached Primary Printer (Seventh Floor Printer) (WSPDL1)

• WS18D3B7 - Locally Attached Secondary Printer (Seventh Floor Printer) (WSPDL1)

• U3QUAD - Primary Printer Type at WSP Complex (WSPDL1)

• U3QUAD - Secondary Printer Type at WSP Complex (WSPDL1)

• WN1 - Print to system printer from reader list (WSPDL1)

• WPR2 - Print to system printer from file list (WSPDL1)

• Printer Routings:

• BIMTRDQ xxxxxx

• BIMDHTMxxxxxxxx - where xxxxxxxx = file address of message on queue

• Procedures:

• SUOPP.PROD.WSIR - Procedures Dataset

• SUCMP.PRESTAGE.WSIR - Move procedures here before making production

• CAP41F2 - Procedures cross reference

• CAP9G1 - Old procedures

• CAP41L - System Implementation Template - Copy to your A disk & submit to D8130337 for Implementation.

• PL I SCR 09QCAP - Coverage procedure for CRS.

• Program Sharing Table:

• I-Stream Unique

• Dump Label PATn (1 per I-Stream)

• Indexed on Program Record Number

• Controls multiple use of single copy of a file resident segment

• PAT indicates whether segment is:

• Already in core

• Not in core but 'on order'

• Not in core and not 'on order'

• When PAT indicates that a segment is 'not in core, but on order', the ECB will be chained to the ECB in PAT, via the chain word field in the ECB

• Program Sharing Table Entry:

• Bit 0 = Program not in working storage

• Bits 1-31 = 0 If not in and not on order

= ECB Address if not in, but on order

= Program Address if in

• Bits 32-47 = Unused

• Bits 48-63 = Block Type

• *PROGC - Searches the PAT (WSPVM4)

• CINFC CMMACNUM- Activation #

• CINFC CMMEAT- Eat Table

• Protection Exception:

• Key D - Used by the core walker trap to trap 4K core walkers

• Protect Key:

• The key in the PSW must match the key for the 4K block of storage. If the key in the PSW is zero, you can store anywhere.

• Key 1 - Working Storage

• Key 0 - New, Blocks which have never been used

• Key D - Used by the core walker trap to trap 4K core walkers

• PTFs/PUTS:

• PTFLVL CPSEE2 (PUT 03 - exec to change PUT level for CPSE from 02 to 03

 

. Q #   No   Q    entries

 

• Reader files (retrieving):  #

• VMSPOOL SPOOLIST (BACKUP - put R beside the file you discarded in error

• TRANSFER ALL FROM xxxxxx - transfer file back from another user

• Reader, sending to:

• PRINTIT - Print (also has option to send to reader) (WSPVM4)

• Record Types:

• ZRTCU CTON ./.KEYPT - Gives Hex equivalent of record type

• Response Time:

• WWW.AOSWEB.WSPAN.COM - Web based response time monitor

• RIAT (Record ID Attribute Table):

• VFA attributes

• Logging Requirements (yes or no)

• Exception Recording Requirements (yes or no)

• User Exit (yes or no)

• Size (for pool)

• Longevity & Duplication (for pool)

• Device Type (for pool)

• Scan Programs:#

• TPFSRCH 31 SORT (DISK /FIELD1/|/FIELD2/ - Scans TPF3.1 programs (WSPVM4)

• TPFSRCH 41 SORT (DISK /FIELD1/|/FIELD2/ - Scans TPF4.1 programs (WSPVM4)

(be sure to put space after the word DISK, // surrounding field, and end item between fields)

• HUNT * * A data - Search VM files for data (WSPVM4)

• SEARCH - Search panvalet files (WSPVM4)

(PANPS PROD TPFSRC-default value (PNP) in the library slot for programs)

(PANPS PROD MACSRC-library option (MAC) for macros)

(Separate search must be done for C Header files, TUT files, Script files, and JCL files [Help PSP SEARCH])

• WB - Option 11, option 1, option 1- 5, on option 4, use PF9 to send to reader. (WSPVM4)

• Security:

• 5929 - Worldspan Data Security

• Screen Options:

• SCREEN OUTAREA GREEN BLINK

• SCREEN OUTAREA GREEN NONE

• SET FULLSCREEN ON Puts you in message sending mode where you can scroll your messages

• Scripts:

• GETDISK TPF4PROJ - Access the appropriate disk

• X PUT04 SCRIPT - Xedit the file

• DSCRIPT - from the command line allows you to view scripted file

• SDRS:

• ISPF Option I for INFOMAN (WSPVS1)

• SE SYSE/000152 - search for system error 152 in infoman (WSPVS1)

• Shortload:

• BULD (LTDEVL41 - Add programs to daily shortload for TPF41L (WSPVM4)

• SIPGEN:

• ACPSIP by PM9BJM - Logon for SIP listings in VM4 (WSPVM4)

• SIP4RSY0 LISTING - Delta TPF 4.1 SIP GEN output (WSPVM4)

• Soft Copy Documentation:

• GETDISK TPF4PROJ - (WSPVM4)

• PUT03 SCRIPT - Filename of PUT03 document

• PSF PUT03 LIST3820 J ( PRT(PU3835) - Print copies of PUT03 documentation (300 pages) (WSPVM4)

The output will be printed on the Atlanta based IBM 3835 Printer on 'fanfold paper' in one side.

• Step by Step Trace:

• ZUSST IN - Log in to SST

• ZSSTM ALL-FINHC - Trace all programs for FINHCs

• ZSTEP COMP - Display ECB after macro completes

• ZRHLD DISPLAY ALL 4AD2 - Display hold table for control unit containing file address

• ZTEST FLFN FINHC8000062AOM - Execute find/file macros

• ZSTEP

• ZUSST OUT - Log out of SST

• Sun locked up:

• Hold down L1 key & Press A

• N

• SYNC

• rlogin dumps_server -1 root

 

pleIAdes

 

rm . (erase)

 

mv . (rename)

• Sysers:

• CZ1UX - Macro to update with user defined system errors

• CZ1SE - Contains System Error Equates

• SYSERR 12345 - Syser Description (WSPVM4)

• KCFORMS - (OV) to request a syser (This may be for applications only) (Doris Lewis)

• GLENDA SHERRILL - Send a note to this person with the Error Number, Description, Package, Program, System Action, and User action so that she can update the SYSER MASTER.

 

• Reader files (retrieving):

• VMSPOOL SPOOLIST (BACKUP - put R beside the file you discarded in error

• TRANSFER ALL FROM xxxxxx - transfer file back from another user

• Reader, sending to:

• PRINTIT - Print (also has option to send to reader) (WSPVM4)

• Record Types:

• ZRTCU CTON ./.KEYPT - Gives Hex equivalent of record type

• Response Time:

• WWW.AOSWEB.WSPAN.COM - Web based response time monitor

• RIAT (Record ID Attribute Table):

• VFA attributes

• Logging Requirements (yes or no)

• Exception Recording Requirements (yes or no)

• User Exit (yes or no)

• Size (for pool)

• Longevity & Duplication (for pool)

• Device Type (for pool)

• Scan Programs:

• TPFSRCH 31 SORT (DISK /FIELD1/|/FIELD2/ - Scans TPF3.1 programs (WSPVM4)

• TPFSRCH 41 SORT (DISK /FIELD1/|/FIELD2/ - Scans TPF4.1 programs (WSPVM4)

(be sure to put space after the word DISK, // surrounding field, and end item between fields)

• HUNT * * A data - Search VM files for data (WSPVM4)

• SEARCH - Search panvalet files (WSPVM4)

(PANPS PROD TPFSRC-default value (PNP) in the library slot for programs)

(PANPS PROD MACSRC-library option (MAC) for macros)

(Separate search must be done for C Header files, TUT files, Script files, and JCL files [Help PSP SEARCH])

• WB - Option 11, option 1, option 1- 5, on option 4, use PF9 to send to reader. (WSPVM4)

• Security:

• 5929 - Worldspan Data Security

• Screen Options:

• SCREEN OUTAREA GREEN BLINK

• SCREEN OUTAREA GREEN NONE

• SET FULLSCREEN ON Puts you in message sending mode where you can scroll your messages

• Scripts:

• GETDISK TPF4PROJ - Access the appropriate disk

• X PUT04 SCRIPT - Xedit the file

• DSCRIPT - from the command line allows you to view scripted file

• SDRS:

• ISPF Option I for INFOMAN (WSPVS1)

• SE SYSE/000152 - search for system error 152 in infoman (WSPVS1)

• Shortload:

• BULD (LTDEVL41 - Add programs to daily shortload for TPF41L (WSPVM4)

• SIPGEN:

• ACPSIP by PM9BJM - Logon for SIP listings in VM4 (WSPVM4)

• SIP4RSY0 LISTING - Delta TPF 4.1 SIP GEN output (WSPVM4)

• Soft Copy Documentation:

• GETDISK TPF4PROJ - (WSPVM4)

• PUT03 SCRIPT - Filename of PUT03 document

• PSF PUT03 LIST3820 J ( PRT(PU3835) - Print copies of PUT03 documentation (300 pages) (WSPVM4)

The output will be printed on the Atlanta based IBM 3835 Printer on 'fanfold paper' in one side.

• Step by Step Trace:

• ZUSST IN - Log in to SST

• ZSSTM ALL-FINHC - Trace all programs for FINHCs

• ZSTEP COMP - Display ECB after macro completes

• ZRHLD DISPLAY ALL 4AD2 - Display hold table for control unit containing file address

• ZTEST FLFN FINHC8000062AOM - Execute find/file macros

• ZSTEP

• ZUSST OUT - Log out of SST

• Sun locked up:

• Hold down L1 key & Press A

• N

• SYNC

• rlogin dumps_server -1 root

 

pleIAdes

 

rm . (erase)

 

mv . (rename)

• Sysers:

• CZ1UX - Macro to update with user defined system errors

• CZ1SE - Contains System Error Equates

• SYSERR 12345 - Syser Description (WSPVM4)

• KCFORMS - (OV) to request a syser (This may be for applications only) (Doris Lewis)

• GLENDA SHERRILL - Send a note to this person with the Error Number, Description, Package, Program, System Action, and User action so that she can update the SYSER MASTER.

 

 

• Tapes:#

• RESERVE TAPES:

• ECFORMS

• BLANK TAPE RESERVE FORM

• RTL = PS.RESRTL.TPF

• VMTAPEW MOUNT SCRATCH 46F DSN IPM.TAPE (FOR VPRTSXXX SAVEFOR PM9BJM - or specify VSN in place of SCRATCH for input tapes. Use DSN from tape label mask in place of IPM.TAPE. Do not need SAVEFOR information on input tapes.

• Temporary Disk Space:

• MAKETEMP 30 D - Defines 30 cylinders as a temporary D disk (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK TEMP - Defines 5 cylinders as a temporary D disk (WSPVM4)

• Test Plans:

• GETDISK TPFPLANS - Access Test Plan Disk (WSPVM4)

• Test Systems:

CRS:

• STST (BLKUSR) - 4 mod simplex test system (3390 model 3 with 3390-2 behind) (3 controllers for standalone)

Logons: TPF2LC1 - R/W Loosely Coupled System using LLF & Record Cache

TPF3LC1 - R/W Loosely Coupled System using MPLF & Record Cache

TPF3NA1 - R/W Loosely Coupled System using MPLF & Record Cache

TPF3NB1 - R/W Loosely Coupled System using MPLF & Record Cache

TPF3NC1 - R/W Loosely Coupled System using MPLF & Record Cache

TPF3ND1 - R/W Loosely Coupled System using MPLF & Record Cache

(TPF3Nx1 DASD can be used to validate any online processor)

*Note - with MPLF, only one active TPF system can be present on a control unit at a time. If additional TPF system IPLs, a CTL 7xx will occur. Can bring up 3 of 5 processors on one set of DASD.

VPLB1-10 - VM/VPARS Small Test System

VP SETUP SYS REL41

VP SETUP SYS BLK (default)

VP SETUP SYS NEWCP

VP SETUP SYS REL31

• LTDEVL - VM/VPARS - Large Development test system (368 mod)

Logons: VPLBLT, VPLB10 (requires 256 meg of storage)

VP SETUP SYS LTST - to set up large test system

• LTCUST - VM/read/write - Large Customer Acceptance test system (368 mod)

• LTDEVL - VM/VPARS - Large Development test system

• Test System (Concatenated Database Setup):

CRS:

• VP SETUP CP=ED BASELEVEL

• PW=VPLBPMR

• Test System (Native):

CRS:

• VISTA ATLLTST - Vista into Large test native test system

• Test System:

CRS:

• Mod Copy Testing (VP SETUP CP=ED)

Logon to a VPLBx system, IPL and bring up VPARS. On another session Logon to TPF3LC4 ('priveleged' ID)

On TPF3LC4: Q 4051 ( dupe STST, make sure no one's using it )

ATT 4051 VPLBx 1051 with sysctl

logoff when complete

On VPLBx: ZDVSN 1051 (you should have it now)

ZMCPY... (or ZAMOD)

When complete, alter the VSN on 1051 back to original, and logoff the VPARS system without worrying about copying 'home'.

But, if you need to use real locks and loosely coupled you will still need to use the read-write packs. This helps when you don't need full-fledged copy.

• BULD DISPLAY (REL41 - Display program loaded in 4.1 test system (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK CTC - Worldspan labs (WSPVM4)

• VPLB1-10 - Worldspan Lab IDs (WSPVM4)

• VP SETUP SYS REL41 - For profile exec (WSPVM4)

• ZDPAT prog COPY-B - Program Sharing table entry (

• ZDSMG def IPLLOAD V-122

• ZTPLD TPF02 IPLLOAD - TPF02 = image name & IPLLOAD = IPL image

• ZIMAG ENABLE TPF02 - TPF02 = image name

• ZFMSG ADD ZMOVE PROG-BAA1

• TXTLIB GEN MYTXT CMINE0 CMIOE) CTK0XX - (WSPVM4)

• #CP RESTART - (like on 02 PSW dump) (WSPVM4)

• #CP STOP CPU 0 - (WSPVM4)

• #CP ST P 000C0000 00000000 - (WSPVM4)

• ZDPGM CTK0 8.20 I

• ZDMSG DEF LOAD1 V-122

• ZOLDR LOAD LOAD1 loadset

• ZOLDR ACT LOADSET

• ACPREP CPSEE0 (NOSUB - CP

• ACPREP CVIAE0 (REL41 - ECB type

• BULD (REL41 - PF6 to add card. SR0# is C#. CS#

• ACPREP SYSEQ (REL41 NOSUB - Macro

• GETDISK ACPPRD...NEWCPE0 LOAD_OUT L - View Full load (WSPVM4)

• CONKC A,@06ICR,R14 - Pointer to ICR addr

• REAL RTA - (WSPVM4)

• TAPMOUNT SCRATCH

• VPSETUP SYS REL41

• IPL

• ZTVAR A 181

• ZTMNT RTA 181 AO

• ZASER LOG

• CVSN - ZINKY

• #CP D PRITxxxxxx - Display private address (EVM) while tracing in CP (T=Translate) Otherwise CP will display SVM addresses.

• #CP TR IO devaddr CCW - Trace CCW for that device

Delta Systems:

• ZRTST RTSA xxxxxx A (or add) - Allow agent set to be able to do @@TSAx entry (must be done from lab)

• Time Initiated Functions:

• RES0//O*UGI1 Initial Activation

• RES0//O*UGI1/D/Z Display TFT

• RES0//O*UGI1/XXXN/Y/TIME/INCR/Z/I Addition to TFT

• RES0//O*UGI1/C/XXXN/Y/TIME/INCR/Z/I Change TFT Entry

• RES0//O*UGI1/X/XXXN/Y/TIME/INCR/Z/I Delete From TFT

• Where: XXXN = PROGRAM NAME

Y = JOB TASK CODE (OPTIONAL)

TIME = 24 HOUR ACTIVATION TIME

(OPTIONAL)

INCR = TIME INTERVAL IN MINUTES

Z = RECORD REQUESTED (SHARED = S, UNIQUE = U)

I = I-STREAM TO ACTIVATE APPLICATION ON (1 FOR IS1, 2 FOR IS2, ETC. OR A

• TOD Stamp:

• EXTTOD - converts TOD Stamp to time. In XEDIT, set PF key to EXTTOD - place cursor at beginning of TOD (WSPVM4)

• Change TOD value in VM (Must have option TOD ENABLE in directory for lab [VPRTS007 has it]):

PA1 to get into CP READ

ST P 00080000 500

ST 500 B2040600

ST 600 B400000000000000

B

• TOD values:

• UDARS:#

• To view: From the ISPF main menu, choose option 3.4 (utilities/dataset list)

• DATASET NAME - UDATST.ERM.FICHE.D1018A

• PL I PFP CESW (PF6) - Offline - (WSPVM4)

• PL I PNP CESW (PF6) - Online - (WSPVM4)

• TPFASM CESW41 REL41 SYS1 (NORENT - (WSPVM4)

• PL SUB PFP CESW41 - (to submit to PARSLIB) - (WSPVM4)

• ACPSUB name (OFF REL41 - (WSPVM4)

• ACP.CPPEO.MACLIB - 4.1 Macro Library

• TPFPS.CPPEO.MACLIB

• PNP.MACLIB1

• SYS1.MAC

• XVS DCL UDARS ERRLOG41 - (WSPVM4)

• WTSO - ISPF 3.4 UDATST.ERM.FICHE.date(D1128A) - (WSPVS1)

• Uptime:

• I:\CHNGCNTL\98CHARTS\MONS98.XLS - TPF Statistics on server OTIS

• VECTR# SLT problem:

• Software change planned to VECTR to limit number of blocks chained

• SST's instead of SLT's planned

• Series of inputs to kill ECB and return address associated with it:

 

>ZVECT ACTIVE (LNIATA) output is a display that will include the File Number

>ZVECT STATUS DOWN (LNIATA) XXXX where XXXX is FIle Number from Display

output is vectr info about the ECB activity

>ZVECT PURGE DOWN (LNIATA) XXXX where XXXX is File Number

result is that the ECB is terminated.

• Virtual Tapes:

• VTQ LI lists virtual tapes

• VTSCR Axxx PUR scratches a virtual tape

• VISTA:

• PARSLIB RETRIEVE SCR 42VISTA7 - Vista document on MVSRDP Panvalet SCR library

• VMBACKUP:

• VMBACKUP allows you to restore files to your A disk which you have deleted.

• VMSPOOL:

• VMSPOOL SPOOLIST VPRTSxxx allows you to view console logs from labs without closing the console

• VMSPOOL SPOOLIST (BACKUP allows you to view items you may have deleted from your reader - put an R beside any files you wish to have restored and pressing the execute PF key

• VM4 Macros:

• Search - Search minidisk for specific field

 

• WHO:   #

• TNT nnnnn - looks up users in WSPVM1 or WSPVM4

• CU *,Ellen - looks up users in WSPVM1 system

• WORD/EXCEL Documents:

• I:\JERRIT\NTASKS.DOC - TPF Systems Projects Status Document

• I:\JERRIT\EDUC96.XLS - Training Spreadsheet

• Workbench:

• WB

• Worldspan Mods:

• GETDISK ACPSIP - Links you to script files. (def stor 16M to use) Then FILEL * * K (verstions data) (WSPVM4)

• SCAN xx1234 - (WSPVM4)

• GETDISK ACPSRC - Segments with updates (def stor 16M to use) Then FILEL * * I (WSPVM4)

• XEDIT:

• SET PF3 BEFORE SOS TABCMDF sets pfkey to jump between split screens

• SET CASE M I - mixed case

• SET SCALE ON 3 - move scale line in XEDIT file

• SET SHADOW OFF gets rid of lines not shown in ALL locate display.

• PIPE < fn ft fm | pad 80 | chop 80 | > fn ft fm fixed - change LRECL for file

• HOR * - Horizontal editing: ? for each column. Use Xedit commands to add & delete columns. Enter when complete.

 

X#

Y#

• Z Inputs:

• ZUPRF CINF UMMCCLIT

CMMPAT

CMMOPE

• ZDECB OLD display 5 oldest ecbs & give count of active ecbs

999 display ecbs older than 999 seconds old

address display details on specific ecb

MTR - address display ecb’s macro trace

SVM - address-address display equivalent SVM address of an ecb’s EVM

• ZDPAT XXXX COPY B B = both. 014 into the PAT slot gives the core addr of a core resident program.

80 means 31 bit address mode

 

• Channel Command Word Commands:

Hex Code	Function	Data Address	Count
00	Test I/O	Gets the device status byte
02	Read IPL	Core address for the first data byte	# data bytes
03	No Operation	Not checked - shld not exceed addressing capacity	0 or SLI = 1
04	Sense	Core address for the first sense byte	32
05	Write Data	Core address of the data	# bytes to write
06	Read Data	Core address for the first byte of data	# data bytes
07	Seek	Core address of the seek address	6
08	Transfer-in-Channel	Core address of the next channel command word	zeros
09	Write Special Home Address	Core location of home address	28
0A	Read Special Home Address	Core address for the complete home addresss	28
0B	Seek Cylinder	Core address of the seek address	6
0D	Write Key & Data	Core address of the data	# bytes to write
0E	Read Key & Data	Core address for the first byte of the key data	# key & data bytes
0F	Space Count	Core address of the key & data lengths of the record	3
11	Erase	Core address of count key & data bytes	# count/key/data byes
12	Read Count	Core address for the first byte of the count area	8
13	Recalibrate	Not checked for validity, but should not exceed addressing cap	0 or SLI = 1
14	Unconditional Reserve	Core address for the first sense byte	32
15	Write Record Zero	Core address of R0 count, key & data bytes	#bytes in R0 count/data areas
16	Read Record Zero	Core address for the first byte of record zero (R0) count data	# count & data bytes
17	Restore	Must not exceed addressing capacity	0 or SLI = 1
19	Write Home Address	Core location of home address	5
1A	Read Home Address	Core address of the home address	5
1B	Seek Head	Core address of the seek address	6
1D	Write Count, Key, Data	Core address of the count(8), key & data bytes	# bytes to write
1E	Read Count, Key, Data	Core address for the first byte of the count data	# count/key/data bytes
1F	Set File Mask	Core address of the file mask byte.	1
22	Read Sector	Core address for the sector number	1
23	Set Sector	Core address of the sector byte	1
27	Prfrm Subsystem Function PSF	Core address of the order	Variable
Order 18	Prepare for Read Subsystem Ordr		12 parameter bytes
Order 11	Discard
Order 19	Destage Modfied Tracks
Order 1B	Set Special Intercept Condition
Order 20	Set Cache Allocation Parameters
Order 21	Suspend/Resume Function
Order 22	Prepare to Read Lock Data
Order 30	Set Lock State
Order 31	Purge Lock
Order 32	Unlock
Order 33	Connect
Order 34	Disconnect
29	Search Key Equal	Core address for the key to compare	length of search
31	Search ID Equal	Core address for rec identifier CCHHR	5
32	Read Locks	Not checked for validity, should not exceed addr capacity	4096
33	Lock & Proceed	Lockname/Holder/Waiter	7 Parameter Bytes
34	Sense Path Group ID	Core address for the first byte of path group identification	12
36	Sense Lock Status	Returns 1 byte	0 parameter bytes
37	Define Interrupt Association	Not checked for validity, should not exceed addr capacity	3
39	Search Home Address Equal	Core address for the cylinder & head number (CCHH)	4
3A	Read Interrupt Association Table
3E	Read Subsystem Data RSD	Core address for the data	# PSF requests
3F	Unlock	Lockname/Holder/Waiter	7 Parameter Bytes
44	Reset Allegiance	Core address for the first device status byte	32
47	Locate Record	Core address of the first parameter byte	16
49	Search Key High	Core address for the key to compare	length of search
4E	Read Message ID	Core address for the message identifier	11
51	Search ID High	Core address for rec identifier CCHHR	5
54	Sense Subsystem Status	Core address for the first byte of status	40
5B	Suspend Multipath Reconnection	Ignored	0 or SLI = 1
5E	Read Multiple Count/Key/Data	Core address for the first byte of data	max rec size
63	Define Extent	The main storage location of the first parameter byte	16
64	Read Device Characteristics	Core address for first byte of device characteristics information	64
69	Search Key Equal or High	Core address for the key to compare	length of search
71	Search ID Equal or High	Core address for rec identifier CCHHR	5
73	Diagnostic Write	Core address of the data	Up to 258
74	Sense Subsystem Counts	Core address of subsystem storage performance area	256
85	Write Update Data	Core address of the data	# bytes to write
86	Read Data Multitrack	Core address for the first byte of data	# data bytes
87	Set Subsystem Mode	Core address of the operation field	2
8D	Write Update Key & Data	Core address of location of data	# bytes to write
8E	Read Key & Data	Core address for the first byte of the key data	# key & data bytes
8F	Discard Record	Dircts storage director to invalidate cache version of rcd(s)	rcd cnt X 5 + 2
92	Read Count Multitrack	Core address for the first byte of the count area	8
94	Device Release	Core address for the first sense byte	32
96	Read Record Zero Multitrack	Core address for the first byte of record zero (R0) count data	# count & data bytes
9A	Read Home Address Multitrack	Core address of the home address	5
9D	Write Count, Key, Data Next Trk	Core address of count(8), key & data bytes	# bytes to write
9E	Read Count, Key, Data Multitrack	Core address for the first byte of the count data	# count/key/data bytes
A4	Read & Reset Buffered Log	Core address for the first byte of usage information	32
A9	Search Key Equal - Multitrack	Core address for the key to compare	length of search
AF	Set Path Group ID	Core address of the function control byte	12
B1	Search ID Equal - Multitrack	Core address for rec identifier CCHHR	5
B4	Device Reserve	Core address for the first sense byte	32
B9	Search Home Addr Equal Multitrk	Core address for the cylinder & head number (CCHH)	4
C4	Diagnostic Sense/Read	Core address of the first byte of diagnostic information	1024max
C9	Search Key High - Multitrack	Core address for the key to compare	length of search
D1	Search ID High - Multitrack	Core address for rec identifier CCHHR	5
DE	Read Track	Core address for the first count area	max rec+R0+8 bytes
E4	Sense ID	Core address for the first sense byte	12
E9	Search Key Equal or High-Multitrk	Core address for the key to compare	length of search
F1	Search ID Equal or High	Core addr of five byte record identifyer	5
F3	Diagnostic Control	Core address of the parameters	4
FA	Read Configuration Data	Core address for the configuration data	256

 

Prefix Page for Processor

000000	PFXMACHN	0XL512	MACHINE USAGE
000000	PFXRSTNP	0D	RESTART NEW PSW
000000	PFXILPSW	0D	IPL START PSW
000004	PFXILPOI	0F	IPL PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000008	PFXICCW1	0D	IPL CCW1
000008	PFXRSTOP	1D	RESTART OLD PSW
000010	PFXICCW2	1D	IPL CCW2
000018	PFXEXTOP	0D	EXTERNAL OLD PSW
00001C	PFXEXTOI	0F	EXT OLD PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000020	PFXSVCOP	0D	SVC OLD PSW
000024	PFXSVCOI	0F	SVC OLD PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000028	PFXPRGOP	0D	PROGRAM OLD PSW
00002C	PFXPRGOI	0F	PRG OLD PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000030	PFXMCHOP	0D	MACHINE CHECK OLD PSW
000034	PFXMCHOI	0F	MCH OLD PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000038	PFXIOOP	0D	INPUT/OUTPUT OLD PSW
00003C	PFXIOPOI	0F	I/O OLD PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000058	PFXEXTNP	0D	EXTERNAL NEW PSW
00005C	PFXEXTNI	0F	EXT NEW PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000060	PFXSVCNP	0D	SVC NEW PSW
000064	PFXSVCNI	0F	SVC NEW PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000068	PFXPRGNP	0D	PROGRAM NEW PSW
00006C	PFXPRGNI	0F	PRG NEW PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000070	PFXMCHNP	0D	MACHINE CHECK NEW PSW
000074	PFXMCHNI	0F	MCH NEW PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000078	PFXIONP	0D	INPUT/OUTPUT NEW PSW
00007C	PFXIOPNI	0F	I/O NEW PSW INSTRUCTION COUNTER
000080	PFXCPULG	0D	CPU AND STORAGE LOGOUT AREA
000080	PFXEXTDB	0F	PROCESSOR CONTROLLER DATA BLOCK
000080	PFXEXTD0	X	BYTE 128
000081	PFXEXTD1	X	BYTE 129	X'80' PORT 0 AVAILABILITY CHANGE
				X'40' PORT 1 AVAILABILITY CHANGE
				X'04' STR ALERT INDICATOR
				X'02' STR SIDE CHANGE INDICATOR
000082	PFXEXTD2	X	BYTE 130
000083	PFXEXTD3	X	BYTE 131
000084	PFXEXTCF	0F	EXTERNAL INTERRUPT CODE FIELDS
000084	PFXEXTCP	1H	EXTERNAL INTERRUPT CPU ADDR
000086	PFXEXTIN	0H	EXTERNAL INTERRUPT CODE
000086	PFXEXTCL	X	EXTERNAL INTERRUPT CLASS CODE	X'00' CLASS 00 (INTERRUPT KEY)
				X'10' CLASS 10 (TIMER,COMPARITOR,TODSYNC)
				X'12' CLASS 12 (MULTI-CPU SIGNALS)
				X'14' CLASS 14 (SIR RELATED INTERRUPTS) 2887
				X'24' CLASS 24 (SERVICE SIGNALS)
				X'40' CLASS 40 EXTERNAL INTERRUPTS
000087	PFXEXTCD	X	EXTERNAL INTERRUPT TYPE CODE	X'40' CODE X'0040' INTERRUPT KEY
				X'03' CODE X'1003' TOD SYNCH CHECK
				X'04' CODE X'1004' CLOCK COMPARATOR
				X'05' CODE X'1005' CPU TIMER
				X'06' CODE X'1406' STR INTERRUPT
				X'00' CODE X'1200' MALFUNCTION ALERT
				X'01' CODE X'1201' EMERGENCY SIGNAL
				X'02' CODE X'1202' EXTERNAL CALL
				X'01' CODE X'2401' SERVICE SIGNAL
000088	PFXSVCCF	0F	SVC INTERRUPT CODE FIELDS
000088	PFXSVCIL	1H	SVC INSTRUCTION LENGTH CODE
00008A		X	RESERVED FOR FUTURE HARDWARE USE
00008B	PFXSVCCD	X	SVC INTERRUPT CODE
00008C	PFXPRGCF	0F	PROGRAM INTERRUPT CODE FIELDS
00008C	PFXPRGIL	1H	PROGRAM INTERRUPT INSTRUCTION LENGTH
00008E	PFXPRGIN	0H	PROGRAM INTERRUPT CODE, HALFWORD
00008E		X	RESERVED FOR FUTURE HARDWARE USE
00008F	PFXPRGIC	X	PROGRAM INTERRUPT CODE	X'01' OPERATION
				X'02' PRIVILEGED OPERATION
				X'03' EXECUTE
				X'04' PROTECTION
				X'05' ADDRESSING
				X'06' SPECIFICATION
				X'07' DATA
				X'08' FIXED POINT OVERFLOW
				X'09' FIXED POINT DIVIDE
				X'0A' DECIMAL OVERFLOW
				X'0B' DECIMAL DIVIDE
				X'0C' EXPONENT OVERFLOW
				X'0D' EXPONENT UNDERFLOW
				X'0E' SIGNIFICANCE
				X'0F' FLOATING POINT DIVIDE
				X'10' SEGMENT TRANSLATION
				X'11' PAGE TRANSLATION
				X'12' TRANSLATION SPECIFICATION
				X'13' SPECIAL OPERATION
				X'14' PSEUDO-PAGE-FAULT (SOFTWARE ONLY)
				X'15' OPERAND (370/XA ONLY)
				X'16' TRACE TABLE FULL (370/XA ONLY)
				X'17' AFT SPECIFICATION
				X'1C' SPACE SWITCH EVENT
				X'20' AFX TRANSLATION
				X'21' ASX TRANSLATION
				X'22' LX TRANSLATION
				X'23' EX TRANSLATION
				X'24' PRIMARY AUTHORITY
				X'25' SECONDARY AUTHORITY
				X'40' MONITOR CALL
				X'80' PROGRAM EVENT RECORDING, POSSIBLY WITH ANOTHER EXCEPTION CODE
000090	PFXTRXAD	1F	TRANSLATION EXCEPTION ADDRESS
000094	PFXMNCLS	1H	MONITOR CLASS
000096	PFXPERCD	1H	PROGRAM EVENT RECORDER (PER) CODE
000098	PFXPERAD	1F	PER ADDRESS
00009C	PFXMNCOD	1F	MONITOR CODE
0000B8	PFXIOSID	1F	SUBSYSTEM IDENTIFICATION
0000BC	PFXINPRM	1F	I/O INTERRUPT PARAMETER
0000D8	PFXMCPUT	1D	MCHK/SIGP CPU TIMER LOGOUT
0000E0	PFXMCKCP	1D	MCHK/SIGP TOD COMPARATOR LOGOUT
0000E8	PFXMCHIN	0D	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE
0000E8	PFXMCHI0	X	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE0	X'80' SYSTEM DAMAGE BIT.
				X'40' PROCESSING DAMAGE BIT.
				X'20' SYSTEM RECOVERY BIT.
				X'08' TIMING (CLOCK) FACILITY
				X'01' DEGRADATION BIT.
0000E9	PFXMCHI1	X	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE 1	X'80' WARNING BIT.
				X'40' PENDING CRW REPORT.
				X'20' SERVICE PROCESSOR DAMAGE.
				X'10' CHANNEL-SUBSYSTEM DAMAGE.
				X'02' 'BACKED UP' BIT.
0000EA	PFXMCHI2	X	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE 2	X'80' STORAGE ERROR UNCORRECTED.
				X'40' STORAGE ERROR CORRECTED.
				X'20' STORAGE-KEY ERROR UNCORRECTED.
				X'10' STORAGE DEGRADATION. MODIFIES STORAGE ERROR CORRECTED.
				X'08' BITS 12-15 OF MC OLD PSW VALID.
				X'04' SYSTEM MASK & KEY OF MC OLD PSW VALID.
				X'02' PROGRAM MASK & CC OF MC OLD PSW VALID.
				X'01' INSTR ADDR OF MC OLD PSW IS VALID.
0000EB	PFXMCHI3	X	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE 3	X'80' FAILING STORAGE ADDRESS IS VALID.
				X'10' FP REGISTERS STORED ARE VALID.
				X'08' GP REGISTERS STORED ARE VALID.
				X'04' CONTROL REGISTERS STORED VALID.
				X'01' INST. MODIFIED STORAGE IS VALID.
0000EC	PFXMCHI4	X	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE 4	NO BITS DEFINED FOR PFXMCHI4
0000ED	PFXMCHI5	X	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE 5	X'02' CPU TIMER STORED IS VALID.
				X'01' CLOCK COMPARATOR STORED IS VALID.
0000EE	PFXMCHI6	XL2	MACHINE CHECK INTERRUPT CODE BYTE 6-7
0000F8	PFXMCFSA	1F	MACHINE CHECK FAILING STORAGE ADDRESS
0000FC	PFXMCHRD	1F	MACHINE DEPENDENT REGION CODE
000100	PFXFXLOG	0XL16	MACHINE DEPENDENT FIXED LOGOUT AREA
000100	PFXSTPSW	D	STORE STATUS PSW LOGOUT AREA
000108	PFXSTPFX	F	STORE STATUS PREFIX LOGOUT AREA
00010C	PFXSTMDL	F	STORE STATUS MODEL DEPENDENT DATA	PFXFXLEN EQU L'PFXFXLOG LENGTH OF FIXED LOGOUT AREA.
000160	PFXFPRLG	4D	FLOATING POINT REGISTER LOGOUT AREA
000180	PFXGPRLG	16F	GENERAL REGISTER LOGOUT AREA
0001C0	PFXCRLG	16F	CONTROL REGISTER LOGOUT AREA	PFXLAPND EQU *

 

END OF LOW ADDR PROTECTION AREA

START OF CIO COMMUNICATION AREA.

000200	PFXCIOWK	0XL256	CIO I/O CONTROL AREA
000200	PFXIRB	XL16	INTERRUPT RESPONSE BLOCK
000210	PFXSNS	XL32	SENSE DATA
000230	PFXSNST	XL2	SENSE COMPLETION STATUS
000232	PFXSNSL	H	LENGTH OF SENSE DATA
000234	PFXIOSDA	XL2	SDA OF INTERRUPTING DEVICE
000236		XL2	RESERVED
000238	PFXRESMP	XL8	RESMC PSW BUILD AREA
000240	PFXIOSV	XL64	I/O MACRO REG SAVE AREA
000280	PFXINSV	XL64	I/O INTERRUPT REG SAVE AREA
0002C0	PFXCIO	XL60	CIO COMMUNICATIONS BLOCK
0002FC	PFXCCH	XL4	ADDRESS OF CHANNEL CHECK HANDLER

 

TIGHTLY COUPLED PROCESSOR WORK AREAS

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING 3 DS'S MUST BE KEPT IN ORDER

000300	PFXLOCK	0F
000300		H	TS LOCK COMPARATOR - X'FF00'
000302	PFXISAD	H	I-STREAM NUMBER OF THIS I-STREAM

 

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING 3 DS'S MUST BE KEPT IN ORDER

000304		0F
000304		H
000306	PFXMSTAD	H	I-STREAM NUMBER OF MAIN I-STREAM
000308	PFXMCDCT	A	ADDR OF THE I-S UNIQUE MACRO DECODER
00030C	PFXFLINK	A	ADDR OF THE I-S UNIQUE FST LNK MACRO DECO
000310	PFXISDSP	F	(PFXISAD - 1) * 4
000314	PFXRCV	A	ADDR OF MY CROSS LIST - RECEIVE
000318	PFXNXTPF	A	REAL ADDR. OF NEXT PREFIX
00031C	PFXPRFIX	A	ABSOLUTE ADDR. OF THIS PREFIX
000320	PFXSSAVE	A	SVC SAVE AREA STACK
000324	PFXFSAVE	A	FAST LINK SAVE STACK
000328	PFXISAVE	A	I/O INTERRUPT SAVE STACK
00032C	PFXESAVE	A	EXTERNAL INTERRUPT SAVE STACK
000330	PFXPSAVE	A	PROGRAM CHECK STACK
000334	PFXMSAVE	A	MACHINE CHECK STACK
000338	PFXZSAVE	A	START OF CPSE I/O SAVE STACK
00033C	PFXNSAVE	A	START OF NORMAL I/O SAVE STACK

 

NOTE: RTT AND DC/DR SVC SAVE AREA STACKS MAY BE USED BY BOTH RTT AND DC/DR. SINCE RTT AND DC/DR ARE MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE (I.E. THEY ARE NEVER ACTIVE AT THE SAME TIME) THIS WILL NOT CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS.

000340	PFXRTTSV	A	RTT SVC SAVE AREA STACK
000344	PFXDCRSV	A	DCDR SVC SAVE AREA STACK

 

FUNCTION UNIQUE TAGS

000348	PFXDSP	A	CORE RESIDENT PROGRAM POINTER
00034C	PFXPNA	A	PNA TABLE
000350	PFXACF	A	START OF CORE FAST TABLE
000354	PFXAFF	A	END OF CORE FAST TABLE
000358	PFXCPUID	1D	LOW CORE CPUID

 

TRACE TABLE ANCHOR AREA.

000360	PFXTRACE	0XL8	TPF TRACE TABLE CONTROL AREA
000360	PFXIOTB	A	ADDR. OF I/O TRACE TABLE HEADER
000364	PFXACP	A	ADDR. MACRO TRACE TABLE HEADER

 

CLH I-STREAM UNIQUE FIELDS - DMT

000368

PFXDMT

0F

 

DMT HEADER

000368	PFXDMTH	0F	DMT HEADER START
000368	PFXDMTNUM	H	NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CPU LISTS THAT EXIST. I.E. IT IS THE NUMBER OF DCR RECORDS (SLOTS BELOW).
00036C	PFXDMTHEND	0F	DMT HEADER START	DMTHDR EQU PFXDMTH,PFXDMTHEND-PFXDMTH

 

DMT ITEM DEFINITION

00036C	PFXDMTDCR	0F	FIRST DCR ADDRESS SLOT
00036C	PFXDMTADDR	A	ADDRESS OF THE DCR FOR THIS TYPE
000370	PFXDMTEND	0F	END OF ONE DMT SLOT

 

DEFINITION OF EACH OCCURANCE OF THE DMT DCR POINTER

00036C	PFXDMTLIO	F	ADDRESS OF #CLHIO LIST TYPE
000370	PFXDMTPIL	F	ADDRESS OF #CLHRDY LIST TYPE
000374	PFXDMTINP	F	ADDRESS OF #CLHINP LIST TYPE
000378	PFXDMTDEF	F	ADDRESS OF #CLHDEF LIST TYPE
00037C	PFXDMTCRS	F	ADDRESS OF #CLHCRS LIST TYPE
000380	PFXDMTLAST	0F

 

DEFINITION FOR THE SIZE OF A DMT DCR POINTER AND OF THE TOTAL SIZE OF ALL DMT DCR POINTERS

	PFXDMTITM EQU PFXDMTDCR,PFXDMTEND-PFXDMTDCR
	PFXDMTITMS EQU PFXDMTDCR,(#CLHLSZ1+#CLHLSZ2)*L'PFXDMTITM

 

TEMPORARY SAVE AREAS

000380	PFXEXINT	XL64	EXT INTERRUPT SAVE AREA
0003C0	PFXPRINT	XL64	PROGRAM CHECK SAVE AREA

 

THIS IS THE WORK AREA THAT IS PASSED from FADC to SONS and VFA.

000400	PFXCSON	0XL14
000400	PFXCSONMOD	H	RELATIVE MODULE NUMBER
000402	PFXCSONCYL	H	CYLINDER NUMBER
000404	PFXCSONHED	H	HEAD NUMBER
000406	PFXCSONREC	X	RECORD NUMBER
000407	PFXCSONDEV	X	DEVICE TYPE INDEX
000408	PFXCSONSS	H	SUBSYSTEM INDEX TIME 4
00040A	PFXCSONSU	H	SUBSYSTEM USER INDEX TIMES 4
00040C	PFXCSONSUO	X	SUBSYSTEM OWNER OF RECORD FROM FCTB
00040D	PFXCSONRSI	X	SIZE INDEX 0 SMALL, 4 LARGE, 8 4K.
00040E	PFXCJFSMDND	X	USED BY FADC FOR DEVICE INDICATION
00040F	DS	X	------ NOT USED ---------
000410	PFXRITID	XL14	PARM RETURN AREA FOR RITID

 

THE FOLLOWING ARE DEFINITIONS USED TO MAP THE VARIOUS SUBFIELDS OF THE PRIME ATTRIBUTE (RITATTP) AND THE OVERFLOW ATTRIBUTE (RITATTO) FIELDS.

000410	PFXATTP	X	PRIME RECORD ATTRIBUTES	BITS 0-1 -- RECORD SIZE
				PFXSREC EQU 0 00 -- SMALL RECORD (L1)
				PFXLREC EQU 1 01 -- LARGE RECORD (L2)
				PFX4REC EQU 2 02 -- 4K RECORD (L4)
				BITS 2-3 -- POOL INDICATOR
				PFXSTPL EQU 0 00 -- SHORT TERM POOL
				PFXLTPL EQU 1 01 -- LONG TERM POOL
				PFXLDPL EQU 2 02 -- LONG TERM DUPLICATE POOL
				BITS 4-6 -- DEVICE INDICATORS
				PFXRTIO EQU 0 00 -- RATIO DISPENSING
				PFXDEVA EQU 1 01 -- DEVA
				PFXDEVB EQU 2 02 -- DEVB
				PFXDEVC EQU 3 03 -- DEVC
				PFXDEVD EQU 4 04 -- DEVD
				BIT 7 -- INUSE INDICATOR
				0 -- ITEM NOT IN USE
				1 -- ITEM IN USE
000411	PFXATTO	X	OVERFLOW RECORD ATTRIBUTES

 

THIS FIELD IS MAPPED THE SAME WAY AS PFXATTP, AND USES THE SAME BIT INDICATORS

THE FOLLOWING ARE DEFINITIONS USED TO MAP THE VARIOUS SUBFIELDS OF THE EXCEPTION RECORDING/LOGGING, USER EXIT,

* VFA-FIXED AND -POOL ATTRIBUTES.

000412	PFXERL	X	EXCEPTION RECORDING/LOGGING INDIC. (RITERL)	X'80' BIT 0 ON -- EXCEP. RECORD THIS ID
				X'40' BIT 1 ON -- LOG THIS RECORD ID/RTB
				X'02' BIT 6 ON -- FLUSH CANDIDATE RTM1825
				X'01' BIT 7 ON -- PROTECTED REC ID RTM1825
				BITS 2-5 -- SPARE RTM1825
000413	PFXOPTS	X	USER EXIT INDICATOR (RITOPTS)
000414	PFXVFAF	X	VFA INDICATORS -- FIXED RECORD (RITVFAF)	X'80' BIT 0 ON -- NO VFA
				X'40' BIT 1 ON -- FILE IMMEDIATE
				BIT 1 OFF -- FILE DELAY
				X'20' BIT 2 ON -- LOCK IN PROC WP12101
				BIT 2 OFF -- LOCK IN DASD CU WP12101
				BITS 3-7 -- SPARE WP12101
000415	PFXVFAP	X	VFA INDICATORS -- POOL RECORD (RITVFAP)	X'80' BIT 0 ON -- NO VFA
				X'40' BIT 1 ON -- FILE IMMEDIATE
				BIT 1 OFF -- FILE DELAY
				X'20' BIT 2 ON -- LOCK IN PROC WP12101
				BIT 2 OFF -- LOCK IN DASD CU WP12101
				BIT 3 -- SPARE WP12101
				X'08' BIT 4 ON -- 'RIAT' (OVERRIDE)
				BITS 5-7 -- SPARE
000416	PFXRCSF	X	CACHING INDICS -- FIXED RECORD (RITRCSF)	X'80' BIT 0 ON -- DASD FAST WRITE
				X'40' BIT 1 ON -- CACHE FAST WRITE SIMPLEX
				X'20' BIT 2 ON -- CACHE FAST WRITE DUPLEX
				X'10' BIT 3 ON -- RETENTIVE
				X'08' BIT 4 ON -- NO CACHING
				BITS 5-7 -- SPARE
000417	PFXRCSP	X	CACHING INDICS -- POOL RECORD (RITRCSP)	X'80' BIT 0 ON -- DASD FAST WRITE
				X'40' BIT 1 ON -- CACHE FAST WRITE SIMPLEX
				X'20' BIT 2 ON -- CACHE FAST WRITE DUPLEX
				X'10' BIT 3 ON -- RETENTIVE
				X'08' BIT 4 ON -- NO CACHING
				X'04' BIT 5 ON -- 'RIAT' (OVERRIDE)
				BITS 6,7 -- SPARE
000418	PFXADDR	XL4	ADDRESS OF ACTUAL RIAT SLOT (RITADDR)
00041C	PFXRID	XL2	RECORD ID REQUESTED (RITRID)

 

END OF FADC/SONS/VFA AREA

00041E	DS	XL32	Reserved for IBM
00043E	PFXSSM	XL1	STNSM SAVE AREA FOR TAPE
00043F	DS	XL3	Reserved for IBM
000444	PFXVFASTK	F	SAVE AREA FOR VFA STACK POINTER
000448	PFXUXISTK	F	SAVE AREA FOR UXIT STACK POINTER
00044C	PFXUNPROT	A	POINTER TO UNPROTECTED TEMP SAVE
000450	PFXCSAVE	A	CROSS SYSTEM (CROSC) STACK WP12952
000480	PFXIOB	XL128	TEMPORARY IOB BUILD AREA
000480	PFXIPL	0XL128	IPLB WORK AREA
000480	PFXIPL1	F	IPLB SAVE AREA 1 (DEVICE ADDR)
000484	PFXIPL2	F	IPLB SAVE AREA 2
000488	PFXIPLDW	X	IPLB DASD IOWAIT INDICATOR
000489	PFXIPLCW	X	IPLB CONSOLE IOWAIT INDICATOR
000500	PFXUSER	XL128	RESERVED FOR USERS
000580	PFXCTIN	XL(32*8)	WORK AREA FOR CTIN, 32 DOUBLEWORDS

 

WORK AREA IS REUSED AFTER CTIN BY CPSE.

000580	PFXCPSW	1D	RESUME PSW FOR CPSE ****
000588	PFXRSINT	XL64	RESTART SAVE AREA ****
0005C8	PFXRSMFS	1D	RESUME PSW FOR "FAST" SVCS

 

I-STREAM UNIQUE CPU LOOP DISPATCH CONTROLS. THESE FLAGS ARE SET BY ROUTINES THAT CAN NOT USE SYSTEM RESOURCES TO REQUEST ACTIVATION FROM THE CPU LOOP. CURRENTLY THESE ARE THE ONLY ROUTINES DEFINED. 1. CPSE - TO FORCE QUEUED I/O INTERRUPT DISPATCH BY PIO. 2. CMKH - TO FORCE LOGGING OF A SOFT MACHINE CHECK. AND CRW PROCESSING. THE FLAGS CAN ONLY BE SET AND RESET BY THE OWNING I-STREAM.

000680	PFXDSPF	X		X'80' IF 1 - ISSUE RESMC
				X'40' IF 1 - INVOKE CMKHRDO
000681	DS	3X	RESERVED FOR IBM USE

 

SAVE AREAS USED BY CCCLHR FOLLOWING 3 FIELDS USED TO DETERMINE CPU UTILIZATION

000688	PFXOLDT	DS D	TOD CLOCK SAVE AREA
000690	PFXNEWT	DS D	TOD CLOCK SAVE AREA
000698	PFXIDLE	DS A	ADDR OF CURRENT ACCUMULATOR
00069C	PFXCPLP	DS A	ADDR OF THIS I-STREAM CPU LOOP SET UP BY CTIN TO EITHER ENTRY CLHCPU OR CLHCPUA
0006A0	PFXATMR	X	APPLICATION TIMEOUT COUNTER
0006A1	CCECPSWT	X	PSW BUILD SWITCH FOR CS ENTER
0006A2	PFXMFLG1	XL1	MISCELLANEOUS FLAG

 

FOLLOWING 2 BITS, SET BY 1ST LEVEL INTERRUPT HANDLERS, ALLOW ESCAPE FROM CPU IDLE LOOP.

				X'80' I/O INTERRUPT OCCURRED
				X'40' EXTERNAL INTERRUPT OCCURRED
0006A3	DS	XL1	RESERVED FOR IBM
0006A4	PFXPAUS0	F	SAVE AREA FOR CONTROL REG 0
0006A8	DS	0D
0006A8	PFXWENT	XL8	CLOCK VALUE
0006B0	PFXPAUSO	D	PAUSE STCK OLD
0006B8	PFXPAUSN	D	PAUSE STCK NEW
0006C0	PFXPAUSA	A	POINTER TO PAUSE TIME ACCUM
0006C4	PFXCCP14	F	CCP TRACE SAVE FOR BASE REGISTER
0006C8	PFXCCP15	F	CCP TRACE SAVE FOR LINK REGISTER
0006CC	DS	F	SPARE
0006D0	PFXDTACC	D	DEFRC/DLAYC TIME ACCUMULATOR
0006D8	PFXDSTMP	D	TIME STAMP
0006E0	PFXRSAVE	A	SIGP RESTART SAVE STACK WP11694
000700	PFXCREG	0XL128	CONTROL REGISTER SAVE AREA

 

ECB'S THAT EXHAUST THEIR VCT COUNTER IN VFA WITHOUT GIVING UP CONTROL, WILL BE FORCED TO GIVE UP CONTROL AND PLACED ON THE VCT LIST DEFINED HERE. SEE VCT PROCESSING IN CCVFAC AND CCCLHR FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

000740	PFXVCTFS	F	ADDRESS OF FIRST ECB ON VCT LIST
000744	PFXVCTLS	F	ADDRESS OF LAST ECB ON VCT LIST
000748	PFXVCTIN	X	INDCTR FOR VCT-SWB ON INPUT LIST	X'00' VCT LIST 'EMPTY' INDICATOR
				X'F0' VCT LIST 'SHUTDOWN' INDICATOR
				X'FF' VCT LIST 'NOT EMPTY' INDICATOR
				PFXSIZE EQU (*-DCTPFX) SIZE OF PREFIX AREA IN BYTES

 

 

 

Dump Tag Labels:

AET	ASYNCH EVENT TBL
ALS	CK2SN (SNA)
ANT	APPL NAME TABLE
BBT	BUFFER BLOCK TABLE
BCL	CLH BLK CONTROL LIST
BCR	CLH BLK CONTROL REC
BDL	CLH BLK DESCR LBLS
BDR	CLH BLK DESCR RCRD
BMT	CLH BLK MGMNT TBL
BSA	BSC STATION ADDR TBL
BVT	BRANCH VECTORS-CCP
CCC	CCW TABLE
CCP	CK2SN (SNA)
CCT	COMMUN CONFIG TABLE
CDB	CONNECT DEF BLOCK
CFR	CCP READ IN AREA
CIO	CIO CODE
CLK	SYST LOC STDRD TIME
CLV	COMMUN CORE LEVELS
CMT	TWORK - MSG CNT/MT
CNF	PTR TO CINFC TABLES
CPY	COPY WORK AREA
CRS	CRS
CST	SON I/O CTL UNT BLKS
CTL	CIO COMMON CTL. AREA
CTT	CCP TRACE CNTL TABLE
CWA	3088 CCW AREAS
CYA	CYAA WORKAREA
DAA	SON DVC-A DIR. AREA
DAB	SON DVC-B DIR. AREA
DAC	SON DVC-C DIR. AREA
DAD	SON DVC-D DIR. AREA
DAN	DACS - ANSBK CNT
DBC	CENTRAL DB DACOL AREA
DBL	TPFDF FASTLINK TABLE
DBT	TPFDF CENTRAL DB TBL
DCL	CLH DISPCH CTRL LIST
DCR	CLH DISPCH CTRL RCRD
DFD	TPFDF FAST-LINK DIR
DK1	DRIVER KEYPOINT 1
DK2	DRIVER KEYPOINT 2
DNT	DIR. UPDT NOTFICATION
DSC	GDS CONTROL AREA
DSD	DISK SENSE DATA
DSP	CORE RES PGM DISPL.
FCA	EXCPTN RECORDING IND
FHD	OVERFLOW HOLD TABLE
FRP	FES/RES APL TABLE
FRT	FAST RECOVERY TABLE
FS0	SON FSTB SECT. 0
FS1	SON FSTB SECT. 1
FS2	SON FSTB SECT. 2
GFN	GLBL FUNC NAME DIR.
GKP	GFS KPT UPDT WAIT SW
GL1	GLOBAL 1
GL2	GLOBAL 2
GL3	GLOBAL 3
GMT	GRWCH MEAN TIME CLCK
GT1	GLB ATTR TBL - GLBX1
GT3	GLB ATTR TBL - GLBX3
GX1	EXTENDED GLOBAL 1
GX2	EXTENDED GLOBAL 2
GX3	EXTENDED GLOBAL 3
HLC	HS LINE INP MSG CTRS
HPT	RECORD HOLD TABLE
ICD	IPC CONNECT. DEF BLK
IEF	INTERNAL EVENT TABLE
IGT	IPC GBL TBLS -CCSICF
ILQ	ILQ - AI I/P LCB Q
ISB	INTERRUPT SAVE BLKS
IST	DCTIST
ITL	INTERNAL LINE TABLE
K6H	KEYPOINT 6 HEADER
KCM	CLOCK COMMUN. BYTE
KP2	'CMMCTK2' SNA KEYPT
KP9	KEYPOINT 9
KPE	KEYPOINT E
KPM	KEYPOINT M
KPX	KEYPOINT X
LDV	DEVICE BLOCKS
LGD	GRNWCH LOC TIME DIFF
LGT	TWORK - LG/SYMLN TBL
LMP3	CP LNK MAP
LNS	LINE STATUS TABLE
LRT	LINK ROUTING TABLE
LST	BCD LOCAL TIME CLOCK
MAC	MACRO DECODER TABLE
MACA	APPL MAC DECDR TBL
MAP	SDA MAP
MAT	MSG ASSEM TABLE
MCR	TPF CTL REGS
MGT	MPIF GLOBAL TABLE
MHD	CRETS-MINUTES
MP1	LOCAL STANDARD TIME
MSB	MPIF CONTIG BFR AREA
MSR	3088 ADR RNGE IX TBL
MTR	MPIF TRACE TABLE
NAT	CK2SN (SNA)
NCS	NETWK CMND STAT TBL
NE2	SUBSYS ACTV ECB CT
NE3	ACTIVE ECBS BY I-S
NEB	NUM ACTIVE OF ECBS
OFC	END OF WKING STORAGE
OLD	ENTER/BACK-OLD TABLE
OLQ	OLQ - AI O/P LCB Q
OPE	SYSTEM ERROR OPTIONS
OPG	GFS OPTIONS
OPK	KEYPOINT OPTIONS
OPS	CP OPTION INDICATOR
PAN	PATH ACTV NOTIF TBL
PAT	PROGRAM SHARING TABLE
PDT	PATH DEFINITION TBL
PEX	PROGRAM SHARING TABLE
PID	PROCESSOR ID TABLE
PIU	SNA PIU TRACE TABLE
PKP1	PKST POINTER TABLE
PKS1	PKST CU STATUS KYPT
POL	POL
PSD	IRB/SENSE DATA - PIO
PSR	PROGRAM SHARING RECOR
PST	POLL STATUS TABLE
PSV	CK2SN (SNA)
PTH	CONEC PATH DEF. TBL.
RCB	RCS BASE SST PTR
RCH	RCS HEADER SST PTR
RCO	RCS OVERFLOW SST PTR
RFN	RES FUNC NAME DIR.
RIT	RIAT
RV1	CK2SN (SNA)
RV2	CK2SN (SNA)
SAT	CK2SN (SNA)
SCI	SUBSYS CYCLE IND
SCM	CONEC SYS CON MGT TBL
SCT	CONKC TABLE (CVNT)
SEA	SONS ENTRY ADDR TBL
SG0	SIGT SECTION 1
SHD	CRETS-SECONDS
SI2	CCSICF TABLES
SI4	CCSICF TABLES
SKC	CROSC STACK
SKE	EXT STACK.
SKF	FAST PATH STACK.
SKI	I/O STACK.
SKM	MCH STACK.
SKP	PRG STACK.
SKR	RESTART STACK.
SKS	SVC STACK.
SKZ	CPSE I/O STACK.
SLN1	SYMBLC LINE STAT TBL
SNA	CMMSNA SNA PARM LIST
SNC	BSC STA NME CONV TBL
SNR	RESERVED FOR SNA TABLES
SNS	CK2SN (SNA)
SPM1	SON POOL MGMT GBL TB
SPY	SON COPY POINTER
SRT	CK2SN (SNA)
SSA	SUBSYS ATTRIB TBL
SSC	SYS--SYS CONNECT TBL
SSU	SUBSYSTEM USER TABLE
STI	SYSTEM STATE IND
TAB	COREFAST TABLE
TAG	N PROCESSING TYPE
TAG	N PROCESSING TYPE
TAR	RESERVED FOR TPFAR TABLES
TAR	RESERVED FOR TPFAR
TB1	I/B MULTI-MSG TBL
TB2	O/B MULTI-MSG TBL
TBF	TAPE RECOV AREA
TCX	TAPE CU XREF TABLE
TIS	TI ADDR AND STAT TBL
TPF	TPF REL.VER
TS1	TAPE STAT TBL SEC 1
TS2	TAPE STAT TBL SEC 2
TS3	TAPE STAT TBL SEC 3
TSC	LS CAN POLL MSG TBL
TSD	TAPE SENSE DATA
TSW	SUBSYSTEM TAS SWITCH
UCL	USER CONTROL LIST
UG1	SUBSYS USER GLOBAL 1
UG2	SUBSYS USER GLOBAL 2
UG3	SUBSYS USER GLOBAL 3
URT	UNIT RECD STAT TBL
USR	USER TABLE
UT1	GLB ATTR TBL - GLBX1
UT3	GLB ATTR TBL - GLBX3
UX1	SUBSYS USER EXT GLBL
UX2	SUBSYS USER EXT GLBL
UX3	SUBSYS USER EXT GLBL
VCT	VFA CTRL AREA START
VST	VFA START
WGT	WGTA TABLE
WLT	TAPE ECB WAIT LIST
XBE	CONEC XBE1
XF1	CONEC XREF1 - FLIT
XF2	CONEC XFEF2 - SCAT
XFE	CONEC XFE1
XRT	SON CROSS REF TBL
XSW	CCP CORE CTRL SWCH
ZCQ	RESERVED
ZGF	RESERVED
ZPL	RESERVED
ZPS	RESERVED

 

 

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