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

CPU cpu
Optional with STOP and identifies the processor on which to stop tracing. If this option is not
specified, all processors stop tracing the provider. CPU is required with the TO option and
identifies the processor on which to start tracing the provider.
SELECT { select-opt | ( select-opt , ... ) }
Selects the operations to be traced. Valid select options are:
All available options-1ALL
PROVIDER events0EVT
PROVIDER input requests1REQIN
PROVIDER output requests2REQOUT
Provider logic events3LOGIC
Provider incoming data4DATIN
Provider outgoing data5DATOUT
This command starts a trace of PROVIDER ZTC1 on processor 0 to file $DATA00.TRZTC1.CPU0.
Example 89 TRACE PROVIDER
> TRACE PROVIDER $ZZCIP.ZTC1, TO $DATA00.TRZTC1.CPU0, CPU 0, RECSIZE 4050
VERSION Commands
VERSION is a non-sensitive command that displays version information about the CIP subsystem
components. Some version commands recognize the DETAIL option, which provides additional
information.
VERSION
The VERSION command with no object type is identical to the “VERSION PROCESS”. You must
specify the MAN process name.
VERSION Command Syntax
VERSION $ZZCIP
VERSION CLIM
The VERSION CLIM command displays the version numbers of software components running on
the specified CLIM. The version of components provided CIP is followed by the CLIM software
version.
VERSION CLIM Command Syntax
VERSION CLIM $ZZCIP.clim-name [,DETAIL]
clim-name
Identifies the CLIM for which to display version information. A wildcard can specify multiple
CLIMs.
DETAIL
Specifies that the display is to include additional version information.
Example 90 displays the version of N1012542
Example 90 VERSION CLIM Summary, IP
> VERSION CLIM $ZZCIP.N1012542
VERSION CLIM \MYHOST.$ZZCIP.N1012542: T0853H01_01NOV2008_03SEP2008
CIP SW: T0853H01_01NOV2008_24SEP2008_AAB
CIPMAN SCF Commands 279