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/PROCESS_DUMP/RMS_FILE

Invokes the debugger to examine the dump of an image that
failed during execution.  (The /DUMP qualifier must be used with
the RUN or the SET PROCESS command to generate a dump file for
ANALYZE/PROCESS_DUMP to examine.)

Format
 ANALYZE/PROCESS_DUMP dump-file

 Requires WRITE access to the image dump file.
 Requires the Program Development Tools Option.

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ParameterQualifiers

dump-file
 The image dump file to be analyzed.

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/FULL/IMAGE/INTERACTIVE/MISCELLANEOUS/OUTPUT
/RELOCATION

 Displays all known information about the failing process.

 /NOIMAGE
 Specifies the image whose symbols are used in analyzing the
 dump.  The /NOIMAGE qualifier uses no symbols.  By default, the
 symbols from the image with the same name as the image that was
 running at the time of the dump are used.

 /NOINTERACTIVE (default)
 Pauses the display of information on your terminal screen when it
 is full; type RETURN to display additional information.

 Displays all the miscellaneous information in the dump.

 Writes the information to the specified file or, by default,
 to SYS$OUTPUT.

 Displays the addresses to which data structures saved in the dump
 are mapped.

Examines the internal structure of a VAX/VMS RMS file.  The
qualifiers /CHECK, /FDL, /INTERACTIVE, /STATISTICS, and /SUMMARY
perform mutually exclusive functions.

Format
 ANALYZE/RMS_FILE file-spec[,...]

 Requires the Program Development Tools Option.

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ParameterQualifiers

file-spec
 Specification of the file(s) to be analyzed.  The default file
 type is DAT.  Multiple file specifications and wildcard characters
 are allowed unless you specify /FDL or /INTERACTIVE.

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/CHECK/FDL/INTERACTIVE/OUTPUT/STATISTICS
/SUMMARY

 Examines the specified file's integrity and structure, writing
 the report of any errors in the file's structure to SYS$OUTPUT
 by default.  To suppress the report or write it to a file, use
 the /OUTPUT qualifier.

 Examines the specified file's structure, generating an FDL
 (File Definition Language) file that describes the file.  The FDL
 file by default has the same file name as the input file
 and a file type of FDL.  To assign a different file specification,
 use the /OUTPUT qualifier.  Multiple file specifications and
 wildcard characters are not allowed with /FDL.

 Examines the specified file's structure interactively.  Multiple
 file specifications and wildcard characters are not allowed.  An
 interactive session begins at the file header.  The next level
 down is the file attribute level.  Levels below the file attribute
 level are determined by the type of file.  Each data structure in
 the file is referred to as a node.  The interactive subcommands
 are:

 AGAIN          Displays the current structure again.
 DOWN [branch]  Displays the name at the next level. If the current
                node has more than one branch, you must specify a
                branch value.  For a list of possible branch values,
                specify branch as a question mark.)
 DUMP number    Displays a hexadecimal dump of the specified virtual
                block.)
 EXIT           Terminates the interactive session.
 FIRST          Displays the first node of the current level.
 HELP [command] Displays information about the subcommands.
 NEXT           Displays the next node of the current level.
                Pressing RETURN issues the NEXT subcommand.
 REST           Displays the remaining nodes of the current level.
 TOP            Displays the file header.
 UP             Displays the node at the previous level.

 /NOOUTPUT
 Specifies the output file to which the results of the file analysis
 are to be sent.  When /INTERACTIVE is also specified, a transcript
 of the interactive session is written to the output file.  The
 default file specification of the output file is ANALYZE.ANL, unless
 /FDL is specified, in which case the output file has a default file
 name that is the same as the input file name and a default file type
 of FDL.  The /NOOUTPUT qualifier produces no output unless specified
 with the /CHECK qualifier, in which case the message telling whether
 or not the file has errors is displayed.

 Examines the specified file's integrity and structure, writing the
 report to SYS$OUTPUT by default.  To write the report to a file, use
 the /OUTPUT qualifier.

 Examines the specified file, writing a summary report (without
 statistics) about the file's structure to SYS$OUTPUT by default.  To
 write the report to a file, use the /OUTPUT qualifier.