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Example 10-5 HWSFTRC0 link-edit

INCLUDE LOAD(HWSFTRC0) HWS FORMATTED TRACE

ALIAS HWSFT910 HWS 9.1.0 FORMATTED TRACE

ALIAS NAME HWSFTRC0(R)

You must use the parameters shown in Example 10-6 for the link-edit step.

Example 10-6 HWSFTRC0 link-edit parameters

// PARM=('SIZE=880K,64K)',RENT,REFR,

// NCAL,LET,XREF,LIST)

10.3 IMS Connect Dump Formatter

The IMS Connect Dump Formatter enables you to format various IMS Connect internal

control blocks under the ISPF IPCS environment. The IMS Offline Dump Formatter enables

you to display the following IMS Connect control blocks:

 EST

 SCT

 DCT

 INTT

 SVT

 DST

 HCDB

 FWE

 TWU

 CTOKN

You can also format IMS Connect BPE control blocks and trace entries from within the IMS

Connect Dump Formatter. IMS Connect executes under the IMS Connect BPE.

10.3.1 IMS Connect Dump Formatter activation

Before you install the IMS Connect portion of the Interactive Dump Formatter, ensure that the

Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) is already working with ISPF and the IMS

formatting functions. The actions to activate the IMS Connect Dump Formatter are different if

you are using the IMS Connect integrated feature of IMS Version 9 or IMS Connect

Version 2.2.

Integrated IMS Connect feature of IMS Version 9

If you have IPCS working with the IMS formatting facilities, you only have to ensure that the

IMS Connect Dump Formatter modules are in a data set that is included in the IPCS

TASKLIB data set concatenation.

The IMS Connect Dump Formatter modules are:

 HWSFT910 (alias of HWSFTRC0)

 HWSOB910

IMS Connect Version 2.2

After you have IPCS working with the IMS formatting facilities, you have to update the DD

concatenations in Table 10-4 on page 150.