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I have a pgm that consists of one module with a main and another module with multiple subprocedures and nomain. If there is an error in one of these subprocedures, and a D or F is taken, the dump doesn't have any of the file or variable info. I found that if I add the DUMP opcode to the subprocedure, that I can get all of the variable and file info. Is this the way that it is? Or is there a way to get a worthwhile dump? I know I can add a monitor or E extender but then the pgm doesn't halt. These are usually batch jobs and we can't ignore when an error occurs. I could send an inquiry message but first want to see if there's a better way. Thanks for your input! Phil
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