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Display Program Code for a Program Not at a Breakpoint

When a symbolic name is used in a CORE command, CORE must know in which program the name or label is defined. If the program is currently stopped at a breakpoint, CORE assumes that program will be displayed; otherwise, the following command format must be used:

CORE=PGM=progname+symbolic name

Example

To display the code generated in the COBOL paragraph named EDIT DATA in the resident program named ORDENTRY, which is not at a breakpoint, enter:

CORE=PGM=ORDENTRY+'EDIT DATA'

This command adds the displacement of EDIT DATA to the address of the first byte of the program ORDENTRY and displays main storage starting at that address. If the program is not resident, specify the following command to load the program into storage:

CORE=LOAD=progname