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

[,COUNT count]
[,LOCKSIZE locksize]
[,NOCOLL]
[,PAGES pages
[,RECSIZE size]
[,SELECT {select-option|select-option ...}][,WRAP]}
BACKUP
Specifies that the current backup CIPMAN process is to be traced. The default is to trace the
primary process. The same process continues to be traced if its primary/backup status changes
later.
SELECT { select-opt | ( select-opt , … ) }
Selects the operations to be traced. Valid select options are:
All options listed below-1ALL
CIPMAN process management/operation0PROCESS
CIP subsystem objects management1OBJECT
CLIM connection management2CLIM
QIO memory and messages operations3QIO
SPI requests processing4SPI
CLIM hardware access management5HWACCESS
Configuration Database operations6CONFIG
Miscellaneous operations (Trace, EMS, Exception)7DEBUG
Example 88 starts a trace of CIPMAN to file TRACE2.
Example 88 TRACE PROCESS
> TRACE PROCESS $ZZCIP, TO TRACE2, RECSIZE 4050
TRACE PROVIDER
The TRACE PROVIDER command starts or stops tracing of CIP Library operations for the specified
PROVIDER on the processor given in the CPU attribute. Only one provider can have the trace active
on a processor at a time and a provider can be traced on all or a set of processors at a time to
separate trace files. Different providers can be traced on different processors simultaneously.
Each provider can have no more than one trace active at a time on each processor, but multiple
provider/processor combinations can be tracing simultaneously to different trace files.
NOTE: Set the record size for TRACE PROVIDER to 300.
TRACE PROVIDER Command Syntax
TRACE PROVIDER $ZZIP.ZCM.prov-name
{,STOP [,CPU cpu]|,TO file-spec
[,{BULKIO | NOBULKIO}]
[,COUNT count]
[,LOCKSIZE locksize]
[,NOCOLL]
[,PAGES pages
[,RECSIZE size]
[,SELECT {select-option|select-option ...}][,WRAP]}
prov-name
Identifies the provider to trace.
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