When you add the IDITRACE DDname to your job,
Fault Analyzer can provide you with trace information that
might help you understand why a particular compiler listing or side file was selected or rejected.
For example:
//IDITRACE DD SYSOUT=*
For an alternative method of activating this trace under CICS®, see IDITRACE under CICS. For information about the dynamic tracing
via the CTL.IDITRACE data area field, see Analysis Control user exit.
If you do not use dynamic tracing via the CTL.IDITRACE data
area field, trace
information is written to the IDITRACE DDname
destination. An example of compiler listing or side file search trace information follows: Figure 1. Sample compiler listing/side file search trace
Listing/Side File search trace for IDISCBL1
Execution program IDISCBL1 compile date 2013/02/18 time 12:17:24
Rejected - DA.LISTING.COBOL(IDISCBL1)
Failed -
OPEN error, member not found.
Rejected - NWILKES.$$TEMP$$.LISTINGS(IDISCBL1) Built 2013/02/18 12:17:41
Failed -
COBOL Working Storage length mismatch - load x'2A' listing x'32'
COBOL Data Division Statements mismatch - load 6 listing 7
Passed -
COBOL TGT lengths match load and listing both 148
COBOL Procedure Division Statements match, both 10
Object code length check passed.
Accepted - NWILKES.IVPCB.LISTINGS(IDISCBL1) Built 2013/02/18 12:17:24
Passed -
COBOL TGT lengths match load and listing both 148
COBOL Working Storage lengths match load and listing both x'2A'
COBOL Data Division Statements match, both 6
COBOL Procedure Division Statements match, both 10
Object code length check passed.
When performing interactive reanalysis, IDITRACE
information pertaining to the search for compiler listings or side files is available by selecting
an option from the Compiler Listing Not Found display, without the need to allocate the IDITRACE DDname. See Prompting for compiler listing or side file.
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