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Subj:	/NOTRACEBACK and Decserver 200's


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Subject: /NOTRACEBACK and Decserver 200's
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This command procedure does the opposite...It makes images linked /NOTRACEBACK
into debugable images:
$!-----------------------------------------------------
$ patch/abs 'p1'
e/word 2
e \+4
dep .+4 = \
e .-8
dep .+4 = \
dep .-4 = 7ffedf68
e 20
dep . = \ or 1
update
$!-----------------------------------------------
To make it do the opposite (traceback to no traceback) would be:
$!-----------------------------------------------
$ patch/abs 'p1'
e/word 2
e \+4
dep .-4 = \
e
dep .-4 = \
dep .=0
e 20
dep . = \ and 0fffffffe
update
$!-----------------------------------------


Hope this helps.

                                AMMON::RAY