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TRACE

Use the TRACE parameter to control what trace output is sent to the ISERVE log, ISRVLOG.

Syntax

Use this format for the TRACE parameter:

TRACE {ALTER}   {ON}
      {DEBUG}   {OFF}
      {FAILED}
      {LOAD}
      {RESULT}
      {SCHED}
      {SPACE}
      {SUBCALL}

Arguments

The TRACE parameter takes these arguments.

Argument

Description

ALTER

Lists storage alterations performed by the MEMORY() function, regardless of an explicit NOLOG option in the function parameter list.

DEBUG

Lists miscellaneous debugging information. This option should only be activated at the request of CA Technologies Support.

FAILED

Lists all IMODs that fail during scheduling.

LOAD

Lists each IMOD as it is loaded or re-loaded into memory.

RESULT

Lists the contents of the result variable, as returned by each IMOD.

SCHED

Lists each IMOD as it is executed.

SPACE

Lists memory usage statistics for each IMOD as it is executed.

SUBCALL

Lists calls to external subroutines from within an IMOD task.

ON/OFF

Determines whether tracing is active or inactive.

Usage Notes