Re: System trace

> Many of these programs are listed in the Diagnostic Aids manual.  However, a 
>machine check in 
> IBM code is generally an APARable situation.

If you don't DA or don't feel like spending the bucks as at last check
it's definitely NOT on the CDROM, nor the web (as much as I bitch at bout
it at each Common), ask your CE to look it up on his/her set of CDROMs as
they carry multiple versions of the DA with them.  Also, I think that
their set of CD's has a different version of the book reader on it than
comes with the documentation CDROM...

> MCH0601 indicates incrementing a pointer by too much and walking off the end 
>of some allocated 
> chunk of storage.  It is usually a programming problem.

a couple others to be careful of are MCH0801 and MCH3601.  IF/when you get
these bad boys, punchup SST and check your DASD error log....

Later on...

Don in DC..

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