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JOBNAME: BPXBATC3 SYSTEM ABEND: 0CB FAE3 2010/03/16 19:25:50
User Title: Java
Fault Summary:
Module /u/rturner/kenichiExample/j2c2cob/libMyDllLib.so, program MYCOB1,
offset X'3CE': Abend S0CB (Decimal-Divide Exception).
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7. Abend Job Information
8. Z Abend Investigator Options
{Z Abend Investigator maximum storage allocated: 9.12 megabytes.}
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{The following events are presented in chronological order.}
Event Fail Module Program EP
# Type PointName Name Name Event Location (*) Loaded1 Call BPXINLPA n/a n/a M+49626 LPA
2 Call n/a n/a n/a n/a Not de
3 Call CEEBINIT n/a CEEOPCMM E+8F8 LPA
4 >>> XPLink CEEPLPKA n/a n/a M+1BBB62 LPA
5 Call java JavaMain JavaMain P+34CC E+19EC /apc/j
6 Java n/a n/a Java2C2CobolExample.main
L#10 Not de
7 Call libj9prt24.so
j9sig_protect
j9sig_protect
P+12DA E+5B2 /apc/j
8 Call libj9vm24.so
gpCheckCallin
signalProtectAndRunGlue
P+29FC E+14 /apc/j
9 Call libj9vm24.so
gpCheckCallin
gpProtectedRunCallInMethod
P+2C1A E+2A /apc/j
10 Call n/a n/a RUNCALLINMETHOD
n/a Not de
11 <<< XPLink CEEPLPKA n/a CEEVRONU E+1026 LPA
12 Call libMyDllLib.so
*Java_Ja Java_Java2C2CobolExample_callCobol
P+3F8 E+90 /u/rtu
13 Call libMyDllLib.so
*Java_Ja doSomething1
P+340 E+90 /u/rtu
14 Call libMyDllLib.so
*Java_Ja doSomething2
P+288 E+90 /u/rtu
15 Call libMyDllLib.so
*Java_Ja doSomething3
P+142 E+92 /u/rtu
16 Abend S0CB ***** libMyDllLib.so
MYCOB1 MYCOB1 P+3CE E+3CE /u/rtu
NOTE: Program names prefixed '*' are pseudo CSECT names created to help
determine in which compile unit an entry point belongs.
(*) One or more of the following abbreviations might appear in the "Event
Location" column:
F#n Source file number (refer to detailed event information for file
identification)
L#n Source file line number
S#n Listing file statement number (refer to detailed event information
for file identification)
M+x Offset from start of load module
P+x Offset from start of program
E+x Offset from start of entry point
Selecting the Java™ event # 6 from the above example,
results in the Java™ event details display, as the
example shown in Sample Java Event Details display.
Figure 3. Sample Java Event Details display
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This event occurred in Class Java2C2CobolExample Method main.
Java source from /u/rturner/kenichiExample/j2c2cob/Java2C2CobolExample.java:
Source
Line #
-5 }
-4
-3 public static void main(String args[]) {
-2 System.out.println("Hello World from Java program!");
-1 Java2C2CobolExample e = new Java2C2CobolExample();
000010 e.callCobol();
+1 }
+2 }
+3
+4
The class static variable information is not available.
The object instance variable information is not available.
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Figure 4. Sample Java Information display (Part 1 of 2)