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Set the Task Number in a CORE Command

The commands listed in the previous table display the task area relating to the task that most recently sent a breakpoint display to the terminal screen. To display storage for a different task, you must enter a task number in the CORE command. The new task number remains in effect until you change it or a new breakpoint display is received at the terminal. The task number is in the upper right corner of CORE displays.

To specify the task number to be used by CORE in accessing task related areas, enter:

CORE(task no)

To reset the task ID to the task currently waiting at a breakpoint, enter:

CORE(*)

Use this command if there is just one task currently at a breakpoint at the terminal.

Examples

These examples show how to display storage for non breakpointed tasks.

• To display the top USER-class storage area for task 2145, enter:

  CORE(2145)=USER
  

  Subsequent task related commands refer to task 2145 until the task number is changed in a CORE command or until a new breakpoint occurs.

• To display the user portion of the TCA for the task currently at a breakpoint, enter:

  CORE(*)=TCA