casdup

Formats a system dump or auxiliary trace so that it is suitable for analysis.

Syntax:

casdup 
       [/a|/b|/x]
       [/c]
       [/d]      
       [/ffile-name]
       [/n]
       [/ifile-name]
       [/l]
       [/mxx{,xx}...]
       [/pnn{,nn}...]
       [/res-name]
       [/snnnnnn]
       [/w]
       [/0]
       [/1]
       [/2]
       [/3]
       [/4]
       [aux]
       [/e]
       [/h]

Parameters:

/a	Use the A data set (default)
/b	Use the B data set
/x	Use the X data set (for external dumps produced by `casdump /d`)
/c	Display only the Application Program Interface (API) entries
/d	Display module IDs
/f`file-name`	The name of the output formatted dump file
/n	Omit page headers
/i`file-name`	The name of the input trace file. Overrides /a, /b, /r, /x, and aux
/l	List summary information only
/m`xx`{,`xx`}...	The module IDs to be included in the screen trace
/p`nn`{,`nn`}...	The process IDs to be included in the screen trace
/r`es-name`	Name of the enterprise server that owns the dump. Defaults to ESDEMO
/s`nnnnnn`	Split output after every `nnnnnn` lines
/w	Wide trace format
/0	Module/transaction trace
/1	/0 level trace plus API
/2	/0 and /1 level trace plus RTS and EXTFH trace
/3	All formatted trace
/4	All trace (default)
aux	Format an auxiliary trace dump data set. The default is that a system dump is formatted
/e	Exclude user data mode
/h	Display usage

Dependencies:

You must have created a system dump or auxiliary trace before you can issue casdup.

Comments:

You can use a dash (-) before a parameter as an alternative to a forward slash (/).