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DUMP Guest Storage (ESA/390)
Responses
conditions. If the translation does not succeed, the current request is rejected,
and processing of the command line is terminated. The rejected operands are
displayed along with a response indicating the nature of the exception
condition.
13. When multiple DUMP requests are entered on a single line, the BASEnn and
INDEXnn operands are not applied to subsequent DUMP requests on the
command line. They must be explicitly entered for each DUMP request.
14. If you use an underscore, it must be followed by eight hexadecimal digits.
15. For more information, see “Usage Notes” on page 351.
For all DUMP GUEST STORAGE command responses, the character x displayed in
xhexloc indicates the type of storage being dumped:
v R for real storage (second-level storage)
v V for virtual storage (third-level storage).
For DUMP GUEST STORAGE commands that dump third-level storage, an Lhexloc
trailer shows the second-level address that corresponds to the third-level address.
The trailer is displayed on the first line of a range and at every page boundary.
Note: Responses 9 and 10 appear on your display screen.
Response 1:
xhexloc word1 word2... word8 [key] [*TRANSLATION*] [Lhexloc]
is the response you receive with the T or N option. The translation is given only for
the T option and is in either EBCDIC or (if the TX option is specified) ASCII. The
storage key is dumped on the first line and at every page boundary.
Response 2:
Xhexlochi_ Storage Key - [Key]
hexloclo word1 word2 word3 word4 [*TRANSLATION*] [Lhexloc]
is the response you receive with the M option. The translation is displayed in either
EBCDIC or (if the MX option is specified) ASCII. The storage key is displayed on
the first line, and at every page boundary.
Response 3:
xhexloc *TRANSLATION* [key] [Lhexloc]
is the response you receive with the U option. The operand xhexloc is the
hexadecimal location of the first data byte to be dumped. A minimum of one
character and a maximum of 64 characters per line are displayed. The contents of
storage are dumped in translated form and are in either EBCDIC or (if the UX
option is specified) ASCII. Periods in your dump represent nonprintable characters.
The storage key is dumped on the first line of a request and at every page
boundary.
Response 4:
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xhexloc mnemonic x-x mnemonic x-x mnemonic x-x [key] [Lhexloc]
is the response you receive with the I option. The operand xhexloc is the
hexadecimal storage location of the first instruction to be dumped. The operand
mnemonic is a character representation of the instruction code. This mnemonic can
be as many as five characters in length. The expression x-x is the actual