The Memory Dump dialog displays fetched mainframe memory in a tabular format with the following details.
Displays the memory address values in hexadecimal format. You can only review values in this field as this is a non-editable field.
Displays the offset value of the memory address in hexadecimal format. You can only review values in this field as this is a non-editable field.
Displays the fetched data in the cells within the +0, +4, +8, and +C columns. The cells under the +0 to +C columns contain eight hexadecimal characters. There are four pairs of hex characters, each pair corresponds to one character in the Character cell, starting from left to right. Hence, you have 16 pairs of hex digits in +0 through +C cells, and 16 characters in the Character cell. You can review and edit the value in any cell under these columns. To edit a cell under the +Columns, click in the cell and type the value you want. This changes the value of the selected memory contents.
Displays the offset values in human readable character format. If the value is not a readable character then the dot (.) is displayed. A cell in the Character column contains 16 characters including the dot character.