mcfgtrace
The mcfgtrace command modifies the tracing configuration of a running cell and takes the same argument format as a line in the mcell.trace file. mcfgtrace syntax
See Event-management-CLI-trace-configuration for instructions on setting up CLI trace configuration files.
The following figure shows the syntax for mcfgtrace.
mcfgtrace syntax
[-n <cellName>|-n @Host[/Port[#Key]]]
[-v] (<Module Level Destination>| Switch <Switch Destination>)
The -n option is required if the cell is remote or if cellName differs from Host. See Using the -n option for more information.
Module Level Destination is the command-specific option for mcfgtrace. For more information, see mcfgtrace parameters. For a list of common command options that apply to all CLI commands, see Event-management-common-command-options.
mcfgtrace parameters
The following table lists the parameters for mcfgtrace.
mcfgtrace parameters
Parameter | Available values |
|---|---|
Module | ALL| Module |
Level | ALL | VERBOSE | INFORM | WARNING | ERROR | FATAL |
Switch | SwitchName |
Destination | no | stderr | console |DestinationFileName |
mcfgtrace example
To activate maximum tracing for all modules and send the output to the all.trace file in the temporary directory for Cell1, which is by default installationDirectory/pw/server\log\Cell1, enter the following command:
mcfgtrace return codes
No specific return codes exist for mcfgtrace. See Event-management-return-codes for a list of common return codes that apply to all CLI commands.