Generating a memory dump (DUMP)

DUMP [{ALL | STD | transaction-id}]          

Default value:

ALL

Depending on the operand specified, the DUMP command does the following:

ALL	outputs the entire address space occupied by the DBH to file; when this is completed, processing resumes as normal.
STD	A reduced dump is generated, depending on the system status and BS2000 version used. If a reduced dump is not appropriate from the point of view of UDS/SQL, a full user dump is generated. Once the dump is completed, processing resumes as normal.

transaction-id

This specification is only still supported for compatibility reasons and has the same effect as STD.

The file for a user dump is created in the following format:
[$userid.]DUMP.jobname.tsn.nnnnn
With a reduced dump (area dump), the file has the following format:
[$userid.]SYS.ADUMP.jobname.tsn.nnnnn

where

userid:
Current user ID

jobname:
Name of the job

tsn:
Task sequence number

nnnnn:
Five-digit sequence number with leading zeros

While a dump is being written, UDS/SQL ignores any DAL commands other than %TERM.