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Hi everyone!

Could anyone tell me if there is any application with abend codes information.

I've heard about it but i completely forgot it name.

Thanks a lot!

I'm not at all sure what you mean. You want a list of all abend codes, there is a manual. An "application"? Are you thinking of something like Abend-Aid?

I mean a software running under windows.

I've seen it years ago. You choose the error: System , User, Db2, etc... and type the code... and the program give a quick explanation of tis error code.

Sorry if my post wasn't clear

Quick-Ref by Chicago-Soft.

Akatsukami wrote:Quick-Ref by Chicago-Soft.

I believe Quick-Ref is a mainframe application, not a Windoze application.

steve-myers wrote:

Akatsukami wrote:Quick-Ref by Chicago-Soft.

I believe Quick-Ref is a mainframe application, not a Windoze application.

Chicago-Soft has Windows and Web versions of QuickRef also (why, other than that there is evidently a market for such things, I don't know and probably don't want to).

There's always this: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/ ... index.html

Hello,

Try here:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/bkserv/lookat/

IBM has provided a web site that allows you to "look at" all sorts of "things". Enter a message id (i.e. iec141i) or a system abend code (i.e 806), select the operating system level you want, and click Go.

While not a "Windows app", it provides mainframe info without being logged onto a mainframe. . .

Softlib offers a terrific solution called iSolve. It provides immediate lookup on abend codes, messages, etc in the MF environment. It also supports windows, remote access, Citrix access, and has a client if desired. In addition to all this, it can access all other sources of knowledge within the organization; databases, knowledge bases, ticketing systems, emails, presentations, documents, etc. More information can be found at www.softlibsw.com

ESIMLLC wrote:...

And only co-incidently marketed by your company?