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PTrace Commands
PTrace Reference Manual—526393-001
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Command Overview
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file-id identifies a particular file within the subvolume, for example, EXSPEC.
For convenience, default values are provided for all parts except file-id. The initial
default values are the values provided by the TACL or SCF process through which you
invoked PTrace.
For example, if you invoked PTrace while your current system, volume, and subvolume
are \WASH.$DATA.RESDEV, then your default system, volume, and subvolume are
\WASH.$DATA.RESDEV.
Command Overview
Table 3-1 lists all PTrace commands and gives a general description of what they do.
Table 3-1. Summary of PTrace Commands (page1of2)
Command Description
ALLOW Specifies the number of errors or warnings permitted during the
execution of a command.
COUNT Counts the records in the trace file.
DESELECT Cancels selection criteria established by use of the SELECT command.
DETAIL Specifies the level of detail of the information to be displayed.
EBCDIC Enables the EBCDIC translation of trace data.
ENV (ENVironment) displays the settings of PTrace session parameters.
EXIT Terminates a PTrace session.
FC (Fix Command) allows correction of the last PTrace command line
entered.
FILTER Establishes filtering criteria for displaying trace records. SELECT or
SELMASK command criteria is considered prior to filtering criteria.
FIND Searches the formatted output for a specified string.
FROM Specifies the trace file to be displayed.
Fn (Any Tandem 6530 function key) performs a NEXT command.
HELP Displays information about PTrace commands.
HEX Sets the hexadecimal display option.
LABEL Turns on subsystem-controlled formatting and display of trace data.
LIMIT Limits the number of records displayed by a single command.
LISTPM Provides information about each running product module.
LOG Directs a copy of PTrace input and output to a file.
NEXT Displays the next trace data record(s) in the trace file.
OBEY Causes commands to be read from a different input file.
OCTAL Sets the octal display option.
OUT Redirects PTrace output.