SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN
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TRACE Command
The following command deselects tracing of data for a specific LU, #LU1. When this
command is issued after the previous command example, data for the other previously
specified LUs (#LU2 and #LU3), as well as data for #PU4, will continue to be traced.
->TRACE LINE $SNAP2, LUSELECT #LU1, OFF
The following command captures the first 100 trace records for a line:
->TRACE LINE $SLINK, TO $BETA.WORK.TRCEDATA, COUNT 100
Examples of Trace Commands for the SUBSYS Object
The following examples illustrate the use of the TRACE command to trace the service
manager.
The following command captures the first ten SPI trace records for the service
manager:
->TRACE SUBSYS $SSCP, TO $BETA.WORK.TRCEDATA, SELECT (SPI) &
->COUNT 10
The command below starts a trace of the backup service-manager process with a
record size of 1024:
->TRACE SUBSYS $SSCP, TO $BETA.WORK.TRCEDATA, BACKUP, &
->RECSIZE 1024
The following command captures all messages sent from the service manager and all
responses to those messages:
->TRACE SUBSYS $SSCP, SELECT (LINK, LDONE), &
->TO $BETA.WORK.TRCEDATA
Example of Adding a PU or LU After Specifying PUSELECT
or LUSELECT
An object must exist (that is, it must have been added to the configuration with an ADD
command) before it is specifically selected for tracing using PUSELECT, LUSELECT,
or SESSIONSELECT. However, if you use the ALL keyword rather than specific PU,
LU, or session names, or if you do not specify PUSELECT, LUSELECT, or
SESSIONSELECT, new objects are traced as they are added.
Note the following examples of a TRACE LINE command where PUSELECT is
specified and an ADD PU command immediately follows. In the first case, PUSELECT
is specified as ALL:
->TRACE LINE $SNAP1, PUSELECT ALL, TO $BETA.WORK.TRCEDATA
->ADD PU $SNAP1.#PU1, ADDRESS 200, MAXLUS 4, TYPE (13,2), &
->RECSIZE 265
The PU (#PU1) added in the ADD command is traced.