%DUE
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+nnnn |
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| -nnnn | |||
-ALL |
The terminal command %DUE is used within a
session to specify Natural error numbers for which a storage dump shall be
taken. This may be helpful to get a dump for the analysis of a specific error
situation by Software AG personnel. See also profile parameter
DUE.
The %DUE command provides the following
options:
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
%DUE+nnnn |
Adds an error number for which a storage dump is to be taken. If the number is greater than 9999, a NAT1134 error message is issued. |
%DUE-nnnn |
Removes a previously specified error number from the table. If the number is greater than 9999, a NAT1134 error message is issued. |
%DUE-ALL
|
Removes all previously specified error numbers from the table. |
If an error occurs which has been specified by
%DUE, a program check is forced. If profile
parameter DU=OFF is set, it will
be changed to DU=ON. For further processing, the
DU profile parameter setting is honored.
Examples:
%DUE+82 %DUE+80 %DUE-82 %DUE-ALL
