- AREAS (Memory Areas)
- ARRAYLIMIT (Array Limit)
- ASD (Actual Segment Descriptor)
- ASDNUMBER (Actual Segment Descriptor Number)
- BOXINFO (Box Information Array)
- BYE (Stop DUMPANALYZER)
- CB (Connection Block)
- CODEFILE (Code File or Disk Family Name)
- COREMAP (Memory Analysis)
- CTRACE (Controller Trace Table Analysis)
- CU (Core Utilization)
- DC (Data Communications)
- DCTRACE (Data Comm Trace)
- DEADLOCK (Lock Analysis)
- DEBUG (Debug Option)
- DESCANAL (Descriptor Analysis)
- DISKFILE (Disk Output File)
- FIB (File Information Block)
- FILELOCKS (File Region Locks)
- FINDSTACKS (Find Stacks)
- GC (Group Configuration)
- GRAPHS (Graph Stacks)
- HARDINFO (Hardware Information)
- HDR (Disk File Header)
- HEADING (Heading Page)
- HEAP (Heap Analysis)
- HEAPSTACK (Heap Stack Analysis)
- HELP (Help Information)
- HISTORY (History Command)
- IO (I/O Analysis)
- IOCB (I/O Control Block)
- IOCD (Direct I/O Control Block)
- IOTRACE (I/O Trace Table)
- JOB (Job Command)
- KEEP (Keep Command)
- LIB (Library)
- LINKCHECK (Check Memory Link)
- LINKS (Memory Links)
- LOADXREF (Load Cross-Reference Files)
- LOCKS (Lock Analysis)
- LOGRECORD (Log Record Analysis)
- LSN (Analyze Datacom Station)
- MASK (Mask Register)
- MAXPRINTSIZE (MAXPRINT)
- MD (Memory Dump)
- MEM (Memory)
- MEMPOOL (Analyze Memory Pool)
- MEMRQ (Memory Result Queue)
- MESSAGES (Data Comm Messages)
- MIT (Mirror Information Table)
- MIX (Mix Number)
- MODE (Set Mode)
- MSCW (Mark Stack Control Word)
- NAMES (MCP Names and Addresses)
- NSP (Network Support Processor Tables)
- OLAYINFO (Overlay File Allocation)
- OPT (Option)
- PATTERN (Pattern Register)
- PC or PRINTCODE (Print Mnemonic)
- PIB (Process Information Block)
- PMQ (Primitive Message Queue)
- POOL (Analyze Pool Area)
- PORT (Port File)
- PRIMITIVEDUMP (Primitive Dump Analysis)
- PRINTARRAY (Print Array)
- PRINTER (Printer Route)
- PRINTHEAP (Print Heap)
- PROCSTACKS (Processor Stacks)
- PROGRAMDUMP (Program Dump)
- PV or PRINTVAL (Print Value)
- QUEUE (DCALGOL Queue)
- RCWTOSEQ (Convert RCW Into Sequence Number)
- READYQ (Ready Queue)
- RECESS (Recess DUMPANALYZER)
- RELEASE (Release File)
- RELX (Release Now)
- REMOTE (Remote Terminal)
- REPEAT (Repeat Command)
- RESULTQ (Result Queue)
- SAVE (Save to Disk)
- SB (Structure Block)
- SCRUB (Scrub Sensitive Memory Areas)
- SEARCH (Search for Pattern)
- SF (System Factors)
- SFV (System File Vector)
- SHAREDBUFF (Shared Buffers)
- SHOW (Show Previous Input)
- SSAQ (Storesafe Alert Queue)
- STACK (Format Stack Contents)
- STACKWINDOW (Stack Window)
- STOP (Stop DUMPANALYZER)
- SUBPORT (Subport Analysis)
- SUMMARY (Summarize Stack Information)
- TAB (Task Attribute Block)
- TCPINFO (Task Control Processor Information—IOM Systems)
- TERMINAL (Terminal Characteristics)
- TRACE (Trace Table)
- USE (Use Saved Commands)
- USERCOMMAND Command
- USERLIB (User Library Command)
- UTILIZATION (System Utilization Statistics)
- WHERE (Show Global Identifier)
- WHO (Show D[0] Global Identifier)
- @ (Last Referenced Stack)
- $ (Last Referenced Segment)
- ?AX BRK (Interactive Break)
- Error Messages
The commands you enter control the way DUMPANALYZER analyzes the dumped data. A description of each DUMPANALYZER command follows this introduction. Some DUMPANALYZER commands have information specific to the type of server that you use.
You can enter multiple commands separated by semicolons (;) on a line. DUMPANALYZER processes each command before it parses the next one.
