The ASDNUMBER command prints out information about ASDs.
Syntax
── ASDnumber ─┬─────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────►
├─<NUMBER>─┬──────────────────┤
│ ├─ UNTIL <NUMBER> ─┤
│ └─ FOR <NUMBER> ───┤
└─ STACK ──<NUMBER>───────────┘
►─┬────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────┤
│ ┌◄───────────────────────────┐ │
└─┴─┬─ /1\ ──<output format>─┬─┴─┘
├─ /1\ ──<ASD filters>───┤
└─ /1\ ── USAGE ─────────┘<output format>
►─┬──────────┬─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ ├─ EXPAND ─┤ └─ RAW ────┘
<ASD filters>
──┬─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┬──────┤
│ ┌◄───────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
└─┴─┬─ /1\ ── ABSENT ────────────────────────────┬─┴──────────┘
├─ /1\ ── PRESENT ───────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── AVAIL ─────────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── INUSE ─────────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── LOCKED ────────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── SENSITIVE ─────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── VIRGIN ────────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── OLAY ──────────────────────────────┤
├─ /1\ ── SPACEUSAGE <spaceusage field> ─────┤
└─ /1\ ── MASK ──────────────────────────────┘Explanation
The following text describes the meaning of each variable. Refer to “Basic Constructs” earlier in this section for information about the <number> construct.
ASDNUMBER
Produces the ODT ASD display corresponding to the data collected at the time of the dump.
ASDNUMBER <number>
Prints out ASD1 through ASD4 for the specified ASD number.
ASDNUMBER <number> UNTIL <number>
Prints out ASD1 through ASD4 for the specified range of ASDs.
ASDNUMBER <number> FOR <number>
Prints out ASD1 through ASD4 for the number of ASDs specified starting at the designated ASD number.
ASDNUMBER STACK <number>
Prints a list of the ASDs contained in the specified stack.
ASDNUMBER EXPAND
The EXPAND option causes all fields within the various ASD table words to be presented. The EXPAND option is set by default, that is, the commands (as shown below) are functionally equivalent.
ASD 1234 ASD 1234 EXPAND
ASDNUMBER RAW
The use of the RAW option overrides EXPAND (the default) and causes the selected ASD table entries to be presented in their raw (or in their unEXPANDed) form.
ASDNUMBER USAGE
Analyzes the entire ASD table and produces a summary table displaying the distribution of ASDs by space usage.
ASDNUMBER <asd number> USAGE
The segment for the ASD is scanned recursively to count the number of ASDs contained below this root ASD.
ASDNUMBER <asd number range> USAGE
The ASD USAGE tabular report is created, but only for the ASDs in the range.
ASDNUMBER STACK <number> USAGE
The ASD USAGE tabular report is created, but the ASDs considered are found by searching the ASD table for a match with the owner stack.
ASDNUMBER <output format>
The optional <output format> specifies whether the ASD information has to be expanded or not. The range of ASD entries is printed if an output format of RAW or EXPAND is used. The default output format is EXPAND.
ASDNUMBER <ASD filters>
If one or more ASD filters is specified, then only those ASDs for the specified ASD range or owner stack number that meet the filter criteria are printed and/or summarized. The following are the ASD filters:
|
ASD filters |
Description |
|
AVAIL |
ASD entries that have an AVAIL ASD1 TAG |
|
INUSE |
ASD entries that have an INUSE ASD1 TAG |
|
PRESENT |
ASD entries with segments present in memory |
|
ABSENT |
ASD entries with segments absent from memory |
|
LOCKED |
ASD entries that are LOCKED or BUSY |
|
SENSITIVE |
ASD entries that are marked as SENSITIVE |
|
VIRGIN |
ASD entries that are marked as VIRGIN |
|
OLAY |
ASD entries that have data OVERLAID to disk. These entries are INUSE and ABSENT; however, an ABSENT entry is not necessarily overlaid. |
|
SPACEUSAGE <spaceusage field> |
ASD entries that have the specified SPACEUSAGE. |
|
MASK |
ASD entries with ASD4 that match the current global MASK and PATTERN setting |
Example 1
The following example shows the output from the ASDNUMBER command.
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The TBIT_RCWS entry exists only on a DIAGNOSTIC MCP.
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The ASD LOCK STACK entry exists only on an ASDDIAGNOSTICS MCP.
INPUT: ASDNUMBER 6E949 FOR 2
ASD1[006E949]:[00001BA524] 8 660026 D259E8
ASD1_SEGTYPEF = 1 (E-MODE OR BYTE MEMORY)
ASD1_PRESENTTOPROCF = 1
ASD1_CODESEGMENTHALTF = 0
ASD1_NOTSTACKF = 1
ASD1_ADDRESSVALIDF = 1
ASD1_READONLYF = 0
ASD1_ADDRESSF = 0026D259E8
ASD2[006E949]:[00001BA525] 8 000000 00003C
ASD2_DONTRESIZEF = 0
ASD2_VIRGINASDF = 0
ASD2_NIBBLE_EXCESSF = 0
ASD2_WORD_DEFICIENCYF = 0000 (0)
ASD2_SPACEUSAGEF = 00 (NORMALAREA)
ASD2_LENGTHF = 0003C (60)
ASD3[006E949]:[00001BA526] D 900052 1019AF
INDEX = 00521 (1313)
ASDINDEX = 000CD7C
ASD4[006E949]:[00001BA527] 0 000000 A00250
ASD4_LINKASDINDEXF = 0000000
ASD4_OLAYSTATEF = 5 (PRESENT OVERLAYABLE SEG)
ASD4_POOLOBJECTF = 1
POOL LINKA WORD = 3 006E94 901190, OFFSET = 4496
POOL LINKB WORD = 3 000000 00003E, COREADJ = 62
POOLAREA ASD = 006568A
ASD4_HOLDALLPBITSF = 0
ASD4_OWNERSTACKF = 00012
ASD4_MARKEDFORWSSHERIFFF = 0
ASD4_UNLOCKDISPOSALF = 0
ASD4_LOCKBITF = 0
TBIT_RCWS[006E949]: 0 055D4F 931532
DIAG STKNR = 0055D
DIAG SDI:PWI:PSI = 1532:0F93:2 (04298216/37891080) GET
ASD LOCK STACK = 0055D
ASD1[006E94A]:[00001BA528] B 000000 0670E2
NEXT AVAILABLE ASD = 00670E2
ASD2[006E94A]:[00001BA529] B 000000 000005
ASD2_DONTRESIZEF = 0
ASD2_VIRGINASDF = 0
ASD2_NIBBLE_EXCESSF = 0
ASD2_WORD_DEFICIENCYF = 0000 (0)
ASD2_SPACEUSAGEF = 00 (NORMALAREA)
ASD2_LENGTHF = 00005 (5)
ASD3[006E94A]:[00001BA52A] B 006804 431026
DEALLOCATED @ 1026:0443:0 (24524860/24534200/24584050) BLOCKEXIT
ASD4[006E94A]:[00001BA52B] B 000000 800D11
ASD4_LINKASDINDEXF = 0000000
ASD4_OLAYSTATEF = 4 (UNINIT OVERLAYABLE SEG)
ASD4_POOLOBJECTF = 1
ASD4_HOLDALLPBITSF = 0
ASD4_OWNERSTACKF = 00068
ASD4_MARKEDFORWSSHERIFFF = 0
ASD4_UNLOCKDISPOSALF = 0
ASD4_LOCKBITF = 1
TBIT_RCWS[006E94A]: 0 1F9C4F 931532
DIAG STKNR = 01F9C
DIAG SDI:PWI:PSI = 1532:0F93:2 (04298216/37891080)
GETHEADER
ASD LOCK STACK = 01F9C
Example 2
The following example shows the output from various ASDNUMBER USAGE commands.
INPUT: ASD USAGE
ASD 0000001 thru 006F54E Usage Summary
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Addr Valid Kwords PoolObj Kwords No Mem Kwords
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NORMALAREA 266,116 47,673 255,221 21,681 13,065 2,848
FIBMARK 1,417 153 1,417 153 0 0
SEGDOPE 617 25 613 6 0 0
SEGSEG 1,321 9,978 20 3 0 0
TABMARK 960 161 950 159 0 0
DOPEVECT 9,140 1,729 8,018 306 0 0
IOCBAREA 2,245 132 1,197 71 0 0
DIRECTIOBUFF 3,044 9,587 1,543 513 0 0
EVENTAR 618 252 585 54 0 0
DIRECTIOBUFFTOBE 0 0 0 0 239 299
STACKMARK 839 2,027 194 67 0 0
POOLAREA 4,049 1,046 0 0 0 0
SIBMARK 19 2 0 0 0 0
PIBMARK 868 203 858 200 0 0
BUFFERHEADER 534 6 534 6 0 0
STRUCTUREDAREA 9,289 1,297 9,165 1,289 0 0
SUBSPACE_ARRAY 6,158 12,168 0 0 0 0
MESSAGEAREA 2,524 82 2,520 82 10,361 34
IOCDAREA 3,041 283 3,041 283 0 0
CODEAREA 15,968 6,271 14,550 2,463 29,771 5,491
INSTACKAREA 227 3 0 0 0 0
ICMMARK 111 3 111 3 0 0
IOBUFFER 482 1,021 0 0 0 0
EVENTCONTAINERAR 692 69 681 58 0 0
DOPEOREVENTAREA 1,453 60 359 15 0 0
EVENTSEG 10 80 0 0 0 0
RESERVEAREA 16 9 0 0 0 0
EVENTMESSAGEAREA 18 1 5 1 0 0
IOCBMESSAGEAREA 310 19 279 17 0 0
MCBAREA 3,294 490 0 0 0 0
EVSTATEAREA 25,814 328 25,610 326 0 0
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Totals 365,125 97,826 329,722 28,381 53,436 8,671
Present
Save segments 119,424 48,153 90,418 7,389
Overlayable 245,701 49,674 239,304 20,992
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365,125 97,826 329,722 28,381
No Memory
Uninit overlay 641 371 567 121
OS=0/Virgin 52,795 8,301 213 104
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53,436 8,671 780 224
AvailabLe ASDs
Deallocated 5,292
Reserved 32,161
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37,453
ASDs Examined 456,014 of 2,742,026 ( 16.63 %)
PoolObject ASDs 329,722 of 365,125 ( 90.30 %)
PoolObject KW 28,381 of 97,826 ( 29.01 %)
Area Reduction 35,403 vs 361,076 ( 90.20 %)
PoolObject/Area 81.43 in 4,049 PoolAreas
