ODBC Server Installation and Management Manual

Managing the NonStop ODBC Server
HP NonStop ODBC Server Installation and Management Manual—429395-002
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TRACE PROCESS Command
TRACE PROCESS Command
The TRACE PROCESS command generates a trace of the SCS activity. The trace file
can then be examined using the PTrace program. For more information on using
PTrace, see the PTrace Reference Manual .
The syntax for this command is as follows:
The TRACE PROCESS command has the following restrictions:
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The BACKUP trace option is not supported.
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The RECSIZE trace option is ignored; it defaults to 256.
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The WRAP trace option is ignored and is the default setting.
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The NOCOLL trace options is ignored and is the default setting.
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A TRACE PROCESS command must always contain either a STOP parameter or
a TO trace option.
As an example, you could start a trace with the following SCF command:
TRACE PROCESS $XYZ, SELECT ALL, TO $MYVOL.MYSUBVOL.TFILE
Unless otherwise directed by the TNSC, always use the ALL attribute of the SELECT
option to gather information about a problem.
For general information about SCF and, in particular, additional considerations that
might effect use of the preceding SCF commands, see the appropriate SCF manual.
TRACE PROCESS $SCSProcessName [ ‚ STOP [ ‚ BACKUP ] ]
[ { ‚ trace-option } ... ]
trace-option is
{ ‚ BACKUP }
{ ‚ COUNT count }
{ ‚ NOCOLL }
{ ‚ PAGES pages }
{ ‚ RECSIZE size }
{ ‚ SELECT { ALL } }
{ { DATA } }
{ { LOGIC } }
{ ‚ TO file-spec }
{ ‚ WRAP }