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Subj:	RE: VMS Recall Buffer location

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Date: 17 Aug 89 16:30:22 GMT
From: brutus.cs.uiuc.edu!wuarchive!kuhub.cc.ukans.edu!zeus!sysprg@apple.com  (Craig B. Walter)
Subject: RE: VMS Recall Buffer location
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>A while back (about 8 months) there was a note, either here or in
>something like VAX Professional, about looking at your own Recall
>buffer.  I've totally lost the notes. I remember exploring it with
> Analyze/system.
>So: would some kind soul, with either a better memory or filing system,
>please E-mail the relevant symbol, offset or whatever to me?
>If you don't submit it to the net, i'll post a summary.
>Thanks,
>Dick Seymour     seymour@uwaphast.bitnet
>                 seymour@phast.phys.washington.edu     internet
>                 206-543-4298


    Well, the only way I know how to do it is inside the system dump
    analyzer.  Do the following:

    $ ANALYZE/SYSTEM
    SDA> READ SYS$SYSTEM:SYSDEF.STB
    SDA> READ SYS$SYSTEM:SYS.STB
    SDA> SHOW PROCESS process_name   ! someones process name
    SDA> EXAM CTL$AG_CLIDATA;500     

    The last command is in dump format and at the end of it you will see
    the recall buffer commands.  

    *** Note:  Just a little above the recall buffer you will also see the
               current prompt of that process.

    Craig Walter