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Turns on intrinsic and/or LU tracing for a workstation. Syntax | |
TRACEON[;W[SID]=Wsid]
[;TR[ACE]=Type[,Type][,File][,Size]] |
Parameters | |
- Wsid
The workstation name. This can be up to eight alphanumeric
characters long; the first character must be alphabetic. If you omit this parameter, the default workstation identifier
is used. You can specify a default workstation identifier in the NRJE command. - Type
The type of trace to be started: LU: for NRJE LU procedures. INTRINSIC: for commands and intrinsics accessed by
NRJE workstation users and managers. These intrinsics are traced:
NRJEAlter NRJELUList NRJEStopWS
NRJECancel NRJELUStatus NRJESubmit
NRJEConsole NRJEQueue NRJE2Submit
NRJEHJCancel NRJERdrAccess NRJETrace
NRJEHJInfo NRJERdrFence NRJEWriter
NRJEJobInfo NRJEStartWS NRJEWSInfo |
- File
An actual file designator of a disk file used for
trace output data. If you do not specify the name of a trace output file,
the default file name NMTCnnnn.PUB.SYS is used, where nnnn is a number from 0000 through 9999. The nnnn integer is incremented to form and find the next available
trace file name. You can always retain trace data by using a default
file name; however, considerable disk space might be used. If you do not specify the name of a trace output file, the default
file name NMTCnnnn.PUB.SYS is used, where nnnn is a number from 0000 through 9999. The nnnn integer is incremented to form and find the next available
trace file name. You can always retain trace data by using a default
file name; however, considerable disk space might be used. If you specify an existing file, and it already is in use
for trace output, then trace output records for this activity are
interleaved with other trace output records. You minimize the use
of disk space by using an old file appropriately; however, trace
output can be overwritten. If you specify an old file that is not
already open, the file will be overwritten with new trace data. No
warning is issued. - Size
The number of logical records to be stored in the
trace file, from 0 through 32767. A logical record occupies one sector.
A trace file is created with 16 extents. One extent is initially
allocated, and additional extents are allocated one at a time, as
needed. If you omit this parameter, a default of 1024 is used.
Description | |
This command is used to start intrinsic and/or LU tracing
for a workstation. Tracing is described in Chapter 5 “SNA NRJE Troubleshooting” of
this manual. You can specify a particular workstation by specifying
a Wsid. Note that LU tracing can be started for an active
workstation only. Text Reference | |
See NRJECONTROL TRACEON earlier in this chapter. NRJETrace is the manager intrinsic counterpart of this command;
it is described in the SNA NRJE User/Programmer Reference
Manual. |
