The SHOW-EDITED-INFORMATION statement is used to output edited diagnostic data to the specified dump window.
Format
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Operands
INFORMATION = *STORAGE-EDIT / *AUDIT-TABLE-EDIT / *TRACE-TABLE-EDIT /*TASK-TABLES / *SUBSYSTEM-INFORMATION / *DUMPED-SYSTEM-FILE /*MEMORY-ATTRIBUTES / *SPECIAL(...)
Specifies the method used to edit the data.
INFORMATION = *STORAGE-EDIT
The data is edited using the layout of the standard DAMP window. Any special editing method previously selected for the data will be canceled.
INFORMATION = *AUDIT-TABLE-EDIT
If AUDIT tables (hardware AUDIT or linkage AUDIT) are contained in a dump, the first table found is edited and displayed in the specified window.
The AUDIT window allows you to display other AUDIT tables subsequently. See "Information on AUDIT tables (special window: AUDIT)" for further details.
INFORMATION = *TRACE-TABLE-EDIT
In the case of SLEDs and SNAP dumps, the entire trace table is edited, while in the case of system dumps the task-specific trace table is edited. The table is then displayed in the specified window. See "Output of system trace tables (special window: TRACE)" for further details.
INFORMATION = *TASK-TABLES
The contents of a number of freely-selectable fields are displayed in the form of a tabular overview for all the tasks active in the system. See "Output of tables with task-specific values (special window: TABLE)" for further details.
INFORMATION = *SUBSYSTEM-INFORMATION
Selected data is edited and output for the subsystems currently active in the system. See "Output of information on subsystems (special window: SUSY)" for further details.
INFORMATION = *DUMPED-SYSTEM-FILE
This displays, edits and generates system files and dump sections. See "Information on system files and sections of the dump file (special window: FILE)" for further details.
INFORMATION = *MEMORY-ATTRIBUTES
This provides information on memory allocation and memory attributes of the current address space. See "Output of tables with task-specific values (special window: TABLE)" for further details.
INFORMATION = *SPECIAL(...)
This operand provides the option of special ad hoc formats. You must specify the name of a dynamically loadable DAMP module which implements this function. The module is then dynamically loaded from the library SYSLNK.DAMP.<ver>.
NAME = <structured-name 1..255>
This specifies the name of the module in the library SYSLNK.DAMP.<ver> which implements the required special function.
This operand is only supported for reasons of compatibility.
WINDOW = *NEXT-FREE / <integer 4..99>
This specifies the window in which the edited diagnostic data is to be output.
Windows 4 - 9 and 21 - 99 are supported; windows 10 - 20 are 'reserved'.
If *NEXT-FREE is specified, the windows 4 to 9 are used in the following order: 9, 8, ..., 4.
Examples
SHOW-EDITED-INFORMATION INFORMATION=*TRACE-TABLE-EDIT, WINDOW=99