In the MUF_RC_DUMP_OPT Dynamic System Table, one row exists for each CA Datacom return code, not only for those return codes that have occurred. The MUF_RC_DUMP_OPT table allows you to determine the PXX dump options in effect for a given return code. The MUF_RC_DUMP_OPT contains the following columns:
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Column Name |
SQL Data Type |
Nullable |
Description |
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DUMP_OPTION
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CHAR(8) |
No |
Can be one of the following: BUFFER, ML, MINIMAL, or NONE. BUFFER BUFFER means that Master List and buffers dump are generated. ML ML means that a Master List dump with no buffer dump is generated. MINIMAL MINIMAL means that a minimal dump is generated. A minimal dump is a small, tailored dump that is suitable for a few simple errors, for example, an invalid command. NONE NONE means that no dump is produced. |
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EXTERNAL_CODE
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CHAR(2) |
No |
CA Datacom/DB passes a return code, that is, an external return code, to the Request Area of a program in response to the program issuing a CA Datacom/DB command. CA Datacom/DB also issues return codes within CA Datacom/DB messages, that is, internal return codes. All non-blank external return codes have one or more associated internal return codes. If there is only one internal return code associated with the return code, it is not separately listed in the CA Datacom/DB Message Reference Guide since the description in that case of the external and internal return codes is the same. |
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INTERNAL_CODE
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CHAR(3) |
No |
See the explanation of internal codes given in the description of EXTERNAL_CODE. |
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MUF_NAME
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CHAR(8) |
No |
Name of the MUF specified in the MUF Multi-User startup option or the MUF job name. |
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