Using Fault Analyzer
- Introduction
- Real-time analysis
- The Fault Analyzer ISPF interface
  - Invoking the interface
  - The Fault Entry List display
    - Using views
    - Changing the history file or view displayed
    - Fault entry list column configuration
    - Sorting and matching fault entries
      You can use column attributes to display a subset of fault entries that satisfy a given match criteria, such as a similar job name or the same abend code. You can sort the complete list of fault entries or the subset of entries that matches your criteria in ascending or descending order. Matching and sorting column attributes can help you to find faults with a similar pattern, for example, or to collect entries into a contiguous group so that you can delete a range of entries.
    - Additional ways to match and select faults
    - Applying an action to a particular fault
    - History file properties
      To display attributes and statistics for the currently selected fault history file, first select File > Fault History File Properties from the action bar.
    - New history file allocation
    - Change fault history file settings
      To change a history file's settings from the ISPF interface, ensure that the history file is selected on the Fault Entry List display, or is included in the currently selected View.
    - Resetting history file access information
    - Refreshing fault entry information
      - Implicit refresh
      - Updates pending
    - Fault entry expiration control
  - Action-bar pull-down menus
  - Commands
  - Fault Analyzer preferences
  - BatchOpts
  - Viewing a saved report
  - Adding or removing blank lines
  - Adding or removing help text
  - Setting preferred formatting width
  - Displaying user-selected message or abend code explanations
  - Copying interactive displays to a file
  - Displaying product copyright, license, and version information
  - Deleting history file entries
    A fault entry can be deleted from a history file automatically or explicitly.
  - Locking fault entries
    You can lock a fault entry to prevent it from being deleted from a history file. You can specify the number of days that the fault entry is to remain locked, or specify that the lock never expires (the fault entry is never deleted). You can highlight locked fault entries in the Fault Entry List display. The optional IDIXLOCK exit can control fault entry flag values across an installation.
  - Viewing fault entry information
  - Viewing the fault entry duplicate history
  - Expanding and collapsing duplicate fault entries
  - Copying history file entries
  - Moving history file entries
    Use the M line command in the Fault Entry List display to move a fault entry.
  - Transmitting history file entries
    Use the X line command in the Fault Entry List display to XMIT a fault entry.
  - Packaging fault entries
  - Security considerations
  - Specifying 64-bit addresses
  - Using the interactive IDIS subsystem interface
    The IDIS Subsystem Information option displays the status of the IDIS subsystem.
  - Displaying options currently in effect
  - Recovering user notes
- Performing batch reanalysis
- Performing interactive reanalysis
- Performing CICS system abend dump analysis
- Formatting a CICS auxiliary trace data set
- Performing Java analysis
- The Fault Analyzer report
- Using non-ISPF interfaces to access Fault Analyzer history files

Refreshing fault entry information

While displaying a history file or view, it is possible that new entries are being added, for example due to real-time analysis of abending jobs. To reread the history file or view to include any such entries, you can either issue the REFRESH command or select the View menu Refresh option (for information about selecting this option in general, refer to Action-bar pull-down menus).

The refresh performed in this manner causes the display to be reformatted and positioned at the top-most line and left-most column. Any MATCH command filtering that was active at the time of the refresh is reset.