z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

QUERY ABEND
QUERY ABEND
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Query
Authorization
Purpose
Responses
Examples
ABEND
Privilege Class: B
Use QUERY ABEND to display the status of the soft abend function. Using this
command, you can determine whether soft abends cause full system termination,
full system snapdumps, or are processed normally.
Response 1:
{SOFT }
ABEND {HARD }
{HARD aaannn}
{SNAPDUMP }
{SNAPDUMP aaannn}
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SOFT
indicates that soft abends do not force full system termination; normal system
processing continues after recovery action is taken.
HARD
indicates that no soft abends are to attempt recovery action; all soft abends
cause full system termination as if they were hard abends.
HARD aaannn
specifies the soft abends that you have selected to be treated as hard abends;
they cause full system termination. The code aaannn is made up of a
3-character module name and a 3-character abend code.
Note: ABEND HARD aaannn can display up to five entries on a single output
response line.
SNAPDUMP
indicates that all soft abends cause full system snapdumps, as if they were
specified as snapdumps.
SNAPDUMP aaannn
specifies the soft abends that you have selected to be treated as snapdumps;
they cause snapdump dumps to be created. The code aaannn is made up of a
3-character module name and a 3-character abend code.
Note: ABEND SNAPDUMP aaannn can display up to five entries on a single
output response line.
ABEND HARD ABC001 BCD002 CDE003
ABEND SNAPDUMP DEF004 EFG005 FGH006 GHI007 HIJ008
ABEND SNAPDUMP IJK009
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