Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) Configuration and Management Manual (H06.16+, J06.05+)

Example 86 TRACE CLIM
> TRACE CLIM $ZZCIP.N1003741, TO $DATA00.TRC1003741.CPU1, CPU 1, RECSIZE 4050
TRACE MON
The TRACE MON command starts or stops tracing of CIPMON operations on a specific processor.
Each processor can have at most one trace command active at a time, but multiple processors can
be tracing simultaneously to different trace files.
TRACE MON Command Syntax
TRACE MON $ZZIP.ZCMnn
{,STOP | ,TO file-spec
[,{BULKIO|NOBULKIO}]
[,COUNT count]
[,LOCKSIZE locksize]
[,NOCOLL]
[,PAGES pages
[,RECSIZE size]
[,SELECT {select-option |select-option ...}][,WRAP]}
ZCMnn
Identifies the CIPMON process to trace. nn is a two-digit value in the range 00 through 15.
SELECT { select-opt | ( select-opt , ... ) }
Selects the operations to be traced. Valid select options are:
All other options-1ALL
CIPMON events0EVT
CIPMON internal messages1INTMSG
CIPMON internal memory resource mgmt2MEMORY
CIPMON messages3MSG
CIPMON internal queue operations4QUEUE
CIPSREQ operations5REQ
CIPMON state machines operations6SMACH
CIPMON timer activities7TIMER
A combination of the most useful keywords above (default)8USEFUL
Example 87 starts a trace of memory allocation and other significant operations in ZCM02 to file
TRACE1.
Example 87 TRACE MON
> TRACE MON $ZZCIP.ZCM02, TO TRACE1, SELECT (USEFUL,MEMORY), RECSIZE 4050
TRACE PROCESS
The TRACE PROCESS command starts or stops tracing of CIPMAN operations. Only one trace
command can be active at a time.
NOTE: Set the record size for TRACE PROCESS to 200.
TRACE PROCESS Command Syntax
TRACE PROCESS $ZZCIP.ZCM
{,STOP | ,BACKUP
[,{BULKIO|NOBULKIO}]
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