Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

heap-check
Displays all current settings for memory checking.
listsize
Displays the current value of the size of the list displayed by the list command.
user commandname
Displays definitions (but not documentation) of user-defined commands. If commandname
is not specified, this displays the definitions for all user-defined commands.
When user-defined commands are executed, the commands of the definition are not printed.
An error in any command stops execution of the user-defined command.
If used interactively, commands that would ask for confirmation proceed without asking
when used inside a user-defined command. Many commands that normally print messages
to say what they are doing omit the messages when used in a user-defined command.
version
Displays the version of Native Inspect, of its direct parent GDB, and of the Tcl scripting
language.
warranty
Displays the types of warranty for Native Inspect.
Example
To display the source search path:
(eInspect 1,-2): show directories
Source directories searched: $d0117.tests:$cdir:$cwd
snapshot Command
Opens a TNS/E native process snapshot file (file code 130) for analysis.
snapshot pathname
pathname
The OSS pathname or Guardian file name of a TNS/E native snapshot file (with file code 130)
that you want to open.
You cannot enter a snapshot command if Native Inspect already has a debugging target open
(a native process or snapshot file). You must close the existing target before using the snapshot
command.
source Command
Reads commands from the specified input file. The source command is the WDB and GDB
equivalent of the OBEY command supported by Inspect and in many command interpreters on HP
NonStop systems.
source pathname
Where:
pathname
The OSS pathname or Guardian file name of a file containing Native Inspect commands.
Example
The following example reads commands from the file $disk.mysubvol.ninspcmd (assuming
your current default directory is $disk.mysubvol). However, the initial attempt specifies the
wrong file name, invoking an error message:
snapshot Command 117