Formats a system dump or auxiliary trace dump so that it is suitable for analysis.
casdup [/res-name] [/a|/b|/x] [/c] [/ifile-name] [/ffile-name] [/h] [/mxx{,xx}...] [/pnn{,nn}...] [/snnnnnn] [/t] [aux]
/res-name | Name of the enterprise server that owns the dump. Defaults to ESDEMO |
/a | Use the A data set (default) |
/b | Use the B data set |
/c | Display only the application program information entries |
/ifile-name | The name of the input trace file. Overrides /a, /b, /r, /x and aux |
/ffile-name | The name of the output formatted dump file |
/h | Omit page headers |
/mxx{,xx}... | The module IDs to be included in the trace |
/pnn{,nn}... | The process IDs to be included in the trace |
/snnnnnn | Split output after every nnnnnn lines |
/t | Transpose address display between big endian and little endian format |
/x | Use the X data set (for external dumps produced by casdump /d) |
aux | Format an auxiliary trace dump data set. The default is that a system dump is formatted |
You must have created a system dump or auxiliary dump before you can issue casdup.
On UNIX you can use a dash (-) before a parameter as an alternative to a forward slash (/).