The RASKDATA statement directs the kenel to retain various system control blocks in memory for debugging purposes.
Syntax.
RASKDATA=[OTE][,LOCKS | NOLOCKS]
Parameters
OTE
The default behaviour is for OTE and SMTE structure to be allocated from resident memeory, which can causes these to become paged out and thus not present in a system dump.
The default behaviour under the RETAIL kernel is not to retain lock records.
The default behaviour under the HSTRICT and ALLSTRICT kernels is to retain lock records.
LOCKS and NOLOCKS are mutually exclusive options.
The default behaviour under the RETAIL kernel is not to retain lock records.
The default behaviour under the HSTRICT and ALLSTRICT kernels is to retain lock records.
Remarks
Use of RASKDATA will impact resident memory requirements may force greater paging activity if insufficient memory is available.
The OTE option was introduced with OS/2 Warp V3.0 fix pack 35 and OS/2 Warp V4.0 fix pack 10.
The LOCKS and NOLOCKS options were introduced with OS/2 Warp V3.0 fix pack 40 and OS/2 Warp V4.0 fix pack 10.
All options are available with OS/2 Warp E-Server