The Assembler and CICS Areas Structured Display

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The Assembler and CICS Areas Structured Display

You obtain a structured display by default when accessing Assembler main storage from:

Source Listing Breakpoint screens
Main Storage menus

To get a structured display when executing a CORE command from an existing CORE display, type the command and press PF12 instead of Enter.

Note: If a structured format is not available for the requested area or data, the dump format and a message display.

The following diagram gives the structured format for Assembler and CICS areas. The fields are displayed in DSECT sequence.

CA InterTest for CICS V9.1 - MAIN STORAGE UTILITY - Termid = U056 Œ Ž Starting at Address = 100CE8 Disp HEXADECIMAL CHARACTER TASKNUM 189 | 000000 | ... TSTEXT 18C | 00000000 00000000 00000000 | ............ | 00000000 00000000 00000000 | ............ | 00000000 00000000 | ........ MSGNAME 1AC | 00000000 | .... MSGLEN 1B0 | 01D5 | .N RECRBA 1B2 | 00000000 0000 | ...... RECPONT 1B8 | 00000000 | .... 1BC | 00 | . DMAP04AS 1BC | | 1BC | 00000000 00000000 00000000 | ............ RECOUT1L 1C8 | 0000 | .. RECOUT1F 1CA | 00 | . RECOUT1A 1CA | 00 | . RECOUT1I 1CB | 00 | . RECOUT1O 1CB | 00000000 00000000 00000000 | ............ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ‘PF1 Help 2 3 End 4 Return 5 6 Dump PF7 Backward 8 Forward 9 Caps Off 10 11 Redisplay 12 SDF ’CORE='R13.TASKNUM'

Individual field names as defined in the DSECT.

CICS address of each field.

Displacement column is the field's relative hexadecimal displacement within the DSECT.

Hexadecimal display area gives the storage contents of each field named on the left. Each byte is displayed as two hexadecimal digits with spaces inserted after every four bytes. Up to 16 bytes display per line. Fields longer than 16 bytes have multiple lines of hexadecimal display. This area is unprotected and you can overtype it to dynamically modify the data values displayed.

Character display area gives the character representation of each displayable byte for the field on the left. Hexadecimal 40s display as spaces; non‑displayable bytes are indicated by periods. Overtype this area to dynamically modify the data values displayed.

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PF keys are listed below the storage display. Each is defined in Structured Displays later in this chapter.

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CORE command line displays the CORE command entered or generated from a Source Listing Breakpoint storage request or a CORE menu. To request another structured display, modify the CORE command and press PF12. To request a dump format of a CORE display or to enter a CNTL command, modify the command and press Enter.