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UTRAC-User Detail Trace


The UTRAC User Detail Trace display shows all the traced events of the current active thread for a specified user.

It can be accessed only for threads that are being traced (see Starting-a-detail-trace).

BMC Software --------------   USER DETAIL TRACE     -----------PERFORMANCE MGMT
 SERV ==> UTRAC           INPUT    17:25:19  INTVL=> 8  LOG=> N  TGT==> DB2D
 PARM ==> CIR4X,SEQ=000001,LEVEL=2             ROW     1 OF    85 SCROLL=> CSR
 EXPAND:  LINESEL(DETAIL)
 START: 17:21:38 AUTH: CIR4X    PLAN: DSNESPRR CORR: CIR4X        CONN: TSO
 ===============================================================================
     EVENT        AT     ELAPSED     CPU   DETAIL
 -------------- -------- -------- -------- -------------------------------------
 SYNC              0.000 4,049 us 1,619 us
  LOCK-SUMMARY     0.002                   *MAXPG(12) ESCL(0) TS(3)
 PREPARE    71   115.047   747 ms    37 ms *RC(   0) C=C1         D/X   PS(  22)
  BIND-TEXT      115.052                   *TYPE=DYNAMIC  TEXT=SELECT DBID, OBI+
  EXPLAIN        115.791                   *PLAN=DSNESPRR COST=0.0
 OPEN      131   115.797 2,705 ms    87 ms *RC(   0) C=C1         D/X/W PS( 707)
  SORT           115.797 2,703 ms    86 ms  REC(    78) RECSZ(   26) WKFILE(  2)
 FETCH     125   118.504 1,235 us   664 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W     PS(   2)
 FETCH     125   118.564   263 us   263 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.565   291 us   292 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.566   232 us   233 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.567   230 us   230 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.569   257 us   257 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.570   231 us   231 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.571   361 us   258 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W
 FETCH     125   118.572   332 us   248 us *RC(   0) C=C1         W

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UTRAC

Parameter

The first parameter for this panel is required to identify the thread to be displayed. Any of the following identifiers can be used:

  • User ID
  • Correlation ID
  • Authorization ID

The following parameters are optional:

  • LEVEL=1 | 2 | 3

    The default is 2. You can type levels 1 or 3 in this field to change the display at any time. The entries shown at the three levels depend upon the type of detail trace started (see IFCID-table-ATRAC-data-collection and Event-data).

    Warning

    Note

    There are different levels of data collection started with an ATRAC request. This means the correct type of trace must be started to see all the events. A warning message is displayed on the fourth line of the display if all possible data is not available.

  • SEQ=

    This parameter is a unique internal sequence number assigned to each trace entry. When UTRAC is first selected, the first active entry in the trace buffer is displayed and identified in the SEQ field. Any valid trace buffer entry can be displayed by typing its trace sequence number in the SEQ field.

Description

This panel shows all the traced events of the current active thread for the specified user. It clears when the thread terminates. The traced events can be displayed at three succeeding levels by using the LEVEL= parameter. These display levels provide the following information:

Level

Description

LEVEL=1

Displays only those events related to user requests (SQL statements) plus any exception conditions such as authorization failures, timeouts, or deadlocks.

LEVEL=2

Displays level 1 events plus events related to Db2 requests such as CREATE THREAD, EDM requests, or sorts. This display is the default and is the initial display shown when UTRAC is invoked.

LEVEL=3

Displays level 1 and level 2 events plus events related to Db2 processing caused by the user and Db2 requests such as scan, I/O, and lock/latch activity.

Scrolling

Each display can be scrolled up (PF7/19) or down (PF8/20). Data for only the current entry in the trace buffer is scrolled. A new thread in the trace buffer can be displayed by using the left and right PF scroll keys. PF10/22 (left) moves backwards through the thread entries in the buffer. PF11/23 (right) moves forwards through the thread entries. The thread displayed is identified in the SEQ field of the display.

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Pop-up displays of additional statistical information can be selected by positioning the cursor anywhere on the line of an entry that has an asterisk (*) in the DETAIL column and pressing Enter.

An asterisk (*) preceding a field in the DETAIL column means a pop-up display is available for that event.

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