CP6100 Configuration and Management Manual

Managing CP6100 Using the Subsystem

Control Facility (SCF)

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Examples of the TRACE Command

The following command starts the trace of the line $CPL1, puts the results in a file

named TRCL1, selects all trace options, and specifies 300 bytes as the length of the

data in the trace data record:

- > TRACE LINE $CPL1, TO TRCL1, SELECT ALL, RECSIZE 300

The following command starts the trace of the line $CPL1, puts the results in a file

named TRCL2, and selects the L2 and CLBI trace options:

- > TRACE LINE $CPL1, TO TRCL2, SELECT(L2, CLBI)

VERSION Command

The VERSION command displays the version level of the specified process. VERSION

is a nonsensitive command.

Command Syntax for the VERSION PROC Command

The VERSION PROC command has the following syntax:

OUT file-spec

causes any SCF output generated for this command to be directed to the specified

file.

PROC proc-name

designates the process whose version you want to display.

DETAIL

designates the complete version information that is to be returned for the specified

object. If you omit DETAIL, only a single line of version information for the object is

displayed.

The display for a VERSION PROC command without the DETAIL option has the

following format:

VERSION [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ PROC proc-name ] [ , DETAIL ]

VERSION \IDC2.$CPL1: CP6100 - T9338F40 - (20FEB96) - (AAA01A)