TFDS Manual

Using TFDSCOM Commands
Tandem Failure Data System (TFDS) Manual—520628-003
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ANALYZE
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TSYSDP2
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$ZLOG file (example: ZLOG0273)
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$0 log file (example: ZSER0644)
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CPUnn (only when the dump is triggered by a CPU DOWN message)
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PROCIMAG (only when the dump is triggered by instrumented program calls)
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Files specified using the ACQUIREFILES filename option are added to the
configuration file default settings only if you save the TFDS configuration file before
the $ZDMP process is stopped. If the configuration file is not saved, the changes
are lost when $ZDMP is restarted. For more information on saving a TFDS
configuration file, see SAVE on page 4-35.
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The [ ACTIVE | OFF ] options are valid only for an active TFDS backup request.
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The filename variable can be a file set. This approach allows the use of ? and *.
Examples
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This example specifies a file ($ALPHA.TFDS.DMPDTAIL) to always be included
during the TFDS backup procedure:
ACQUIREFILES $ALPHA.TFDS.DMPDTAIL
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This example removes a file ($ALPHA.TFDS.DMPDTAIL) from the list of files to
back up:
ACQUIREFILES $ALPHA.TFDS.DMPDTAIL OFF
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This example specifies a file ($ALPHA.TFDS.DMPDTAIL) to be included in any
active TFDS backup requests:
ACQUIREFILES $ALPHA.TFDS.DMPDTAIL ACTIVE
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This example specifies all files in a volume ($ALPHA) and subvolume (BETA) that
begin with TFD00 to always be included during the TFDS backup procedure:
ACQUIREFILES $ALPHA.BETA.TFD00*
ANALYZE
The ANALYZE command requests a processor dump when the processor is down due
to a software failure.
FILENAME name
instructs TFDS to process a CPUDUMP; name is a valid CPUDUMP filename.
Note. Use the ACQUIREFILES command to specify only files other than those automatically
backed up. Using ACQUIREFILES to specify any of the files listed here terminates the file
collection process.
ANALYZE { FILENAME name }
{ CPU num }