APN Configuration and Management Manual

PTrace Reference for SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN

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Basic Parts of a Trace-Record Display

The display of each individual SNAX trace record has several basic parts, which are

shown in the following example:

is the date on which this trace record was captured.

is the time at which this trace record was captured.

is the delta time: that is, the amount of time, in microseconds, that has passed

since the previously displayed trace record was captured.

If the time reaches 999.999999 seconds or greater, then 999.999999 is displayed.

The delta time is 0 for the first record and for any record having a timestamp (date

and time) earlier than the previous record displayed.

is the number of the trace record within the trace file.

Trace-record numbers are generated sequentially beginning at 1. However, record

numbers in the actual trace file might not start at 1 if the WRAP option was turned

on when the trace was made. (For more information about the WRAP option, see

the description of the TRACE command in Section 12, Objects for SNAX/XF and

SNAX/APN.)

is the trace-record type number and corresponding identifier reflecting the type of

information contained in the trace record.

Note that service manager traces and line traces have overlapping sets of type

numbers. Therefore, to identify the trace record from the type number, you must

11/05/92 12:00:29.229737 >000.006098 #5

Record Type : 004 BIU^TRACE^ID

BIU Out OAF: #002 BIU bytes: 95

REQ FMD BC EC DR1I BBI

0000 0000 0001 0380 8035 471D 2D54 6869 ! 5G -Thi!

7320 6973 2033 3237 3020 626C 6F63 6B20 !s is 3270 block ! %?

, !

6E75 6D62 6572 3A20 3120 6F66 2061 2074 !number: 1 of a t!> _ ? /

6F74 616C 206F 6620 3120 0011 4830 0054 !otal of 1 H0 T!? /% ?

6869 7320 6973 206F 6E6C 7920 6120 7465 !his is only a te! ?>%' /

7374 206D 6573 7361 6765 201D 4813 00 !st message H ! _ /