PTrace Reference Manual

PTrace Commands
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COUNT Command
WARNINGS
are messages that normally do not affect the execution of the current command or
the status of an command file.
Considerations: ALLOW Command
If the ALLOW command is not used, the default setting is ALLOW NO ERRORS
and ALLOW ALL WARNINGS.
If ERRORS or WARNINGS is specified, but ALL, NO, and count are omitted, ALL
is assumed.
If ALL, NO, or count is specified, but ERRORS and WARNINGS are omitted,
ERRORS is assumed.
The RESET and FROM commands reset the ALLOW limits to their default values
(NO ERRORS and ALL WARNINGS).
Examples: ALLOW Command
COUNT Command
The COUNT command displays the number of trace records contained in the current
trace file. It also sets the value of the PTRACE count field in the ENV command
display. PTrace reads all of the records in the file to determine the value to be
displayed. For large trace files in extended file format, this operation can take several
minutes.
Consideration: COUNT Command
Pressing the BREAK key terminates the counting operation.
DESELECT Command
The DESELECT command deletes specified criteria previously selected by the
SELECT command.
?ALLOW Sets NO ERRORS and ALL WARNINGS.
?ALLOW 5 WARNINGS Sets WARNINGS to 5.
COUNT
DESELECT [ ALL ]
[ keyword ]
[ number ]
[ [ ( ] keyword [ , keyword ]...[ ) ] ]