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OUT Command
OUT Command
The OUT command allows you to direct trace records from your terminal screen to the
spooler or to a line printer.
file-name
specifies the name of the spooler or line printer to which you want to direct the
trace records.
STOP
closes the spooler or line printer specified in the previous OUT command. As a
result, subsequent trace records are displayed at your terminal.
Example
?OUT $s.#tester
RECORD Command
The RECORD command displays selected records by number. You can select records
individually, in a range, or ALL. If you select records within a range, only records or
record portions that meet the criteria you have defined using the SELECT and FILTER
commands are displayed.
first
is an integer that specifies the record number of the first, or only, record displayed.
last
is an integer that specifies the record number of the last record to be displayed.
ALL
specifies that all records in the trace file are to be displayed.
OUT [ TO file-name ] | STOP
RECORD [ first ] | first,last | ALL
Note. The first record in the trace file (the trace file header record) is record number 0. The
first data record is record number 1. A slash (/) can be used in place of a comma. Press the
BREAK key to terminate the display of records.