Refresh processing is what occurs when a fault entry
is being rewritten due to user information, having been updated during
interactive reanalysis. The user information which might cause this
refresh processing is any of the following:
User name, user title, or lock flag changed via the INFO command
or the "File->Fault Entry Information" action-bar pull-down menu
option.
User notes against dump storage addresses added, deleted, or modified.
When user information has changed, then a display
like the example shown in Sample refresh processing
exit prompt is
presented upon exiting the interactive report, which permits the cancellation
of the refresh, or the suppression of the minidump. Figure 1. Sample refresh processing
exit prompt
Fault Entry Refresh Line 1 Col 1 76
Command ===> ____________________________________________ Scroll ===> CSR
User information has been added or modified.
Press Enter to refresh the current history file entry, or press PF3/PF12
to cancel.
A minidump does not currently exist for this fault entry, but one will be
saved unless suppressed using the option below.
MaxMinidumpPages Option . . : 100
Current Minidump Pages. . . : 163
Suppress Minidump . . . . . : N (Y/N)
*** Bottom of data.
The option to suppress the minidump is only included
if the fault does not yet include a minidump and the current minidump
size exceeds the MaxMinidumpPages option limit in effect.
If instead the reanalysis is performed in batch, then a user exit
can be used to perform the equivalent function. This exit is effectively
an End Processing user
exit, and is specified using the RefreshExits option (see RefreshExits).