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Example of a Formatted Dump
If a DUMP operation is bypassed by a GOTO operation, the DUMP operation
does not occur.
Example of a Formatted Dump
The following figures show an example of a formatted dump of a module similar to
DBGEX (see “Sample Source for Debug Examples” on page 211). In order to show
how data buffers are handled in a formatted dump we added the output file
QSYSPRT.
The dump for this example is a full-formatted dump; that is, it was created when an
inquiry message was answered with an 'F'.
Program Status Information
Procedure Name
Program Name
Library
Module Name
Program Status
Previous Status
Statement in Error
RPG Routine
Number of Parameters
Message Type
Additional Message Info
Message Data
Program signature violation.
Status that caused RNX9001
Last File Used
Last File Status
Last File Operation
Last File Routine
Last File Statement
Last File Record Name
Job Name
User Name
Job Number
Date Entered System
Date Started
Time Started
Compile Date
Compile Time
Compiler Level
Source File
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DBGEX2
TEST
MYLIB
DBGEX2
00202
00000
00000088
RPGPGM
MCH
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MYUSERID
MYUSERID
002273
09/30/1995
*N/A*
*N/A*
123095
153438
0001
QRPGLESRC
MYLIB
DBGEX2
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Program Status Area:
Figure 122. Program Status Information section of Formatted Dump
A Procedure Identification: the procedure name, the program and library
name, and the module name.
B Current status code.
C Previous status code.
D ILE RPG source statement in error.
252 ILE RPG for AS/400 Programmer's Guide