CPCTRACE output
ADV server diagnostic tracing is not normally required.
It is controlled by the TRACE command in the CPCxINI file and the TRACE operator command. The ADV server address space uses this SYSOUT data set for messaging and diagnostic information. If you do not specify the data set in the started task procedure, it is dynamically allocated.
TRACE ACTIVE | The following ADV server command activates ADVTRACE output (where CPCx is the BCSS/CPC subsystem identifier): CPCx CPC ADV TRACE ACTIVE (Y) The following ADV server command deactivates ADVTRACE output (where CPCx is the BCSS/CPC subsystem identifier): CPCx CPC ADV TRACE ACTIVE (N) |
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TRACE SYSOUT | The following ADV server command writes all trace information to the specified SYSOUT class the next time that the ADVTRACE data set is allocated (where CPCx is the BCSS/CPC subsystem identifier): CPCx CPC ADV TRACE SYSOUT(*) Specify the SYSOUT class to be used the next time that the ADVTRACE data set is allocated. |
TRACE SPILL | The following ADV server command writes all trace information to the ADVTRACE data set (where CPCx is the BCSS/CPC subsystem identifier): CPCx CPC ADV TRACE SPILL(n) Leave the SPILL specification blank to perform the spill immediately, or enter a number of lines following the SPILL function to override the SPILL keyword value in the CPCINI DD statement. If you specify a number following the SPILL command, ADVTRACE is closed and reallocated after that number of records has been written to ADVTRACE. If you do not specify a value, the current ADVTRACE data set is closed and a new SYSOUT data set is opened. You can specify a number from zero through (10 15-1). If you specify zero, the data set is never spilled. |
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