location

    Location in memory to be examined. A location can be represented
    by any valid SDA expression. To examine a range of locations, use
    the following syntax:

    m:n  Range of locations to be examined, from m to n
    m;n  Range of locations to be examined, starting at m and
         continuing for n bytes

    The default location that SDA uses is initially 0 in the program
    region (P0) of the process that was executing at the time the
    system failed (if you are examining a crash dump) or your process
    (if you are examining the running system). Subsequent uses
    of the EXAMINE command with no parameter specified increase
    the last address examined by eight. Use of the /INSTRUCTION
    qualifier increases the default address by four (for Alpha) or
    16 (for Integrity server). To examine memory locations of other
    processes, you must use the SET PROCESS command.