If the CA Datacom CICS Services Trace facility is active, CA Datacom CICS Services posts each CA Datacom/DB request to an internal table. The Trace Table provides history data for at least 100 events (or for the number of events specified for DBCVTPR's TRACE= parameter). When the Trace Table is full, CA Datacom CICS Services begins writing over the recorded events, from the top. The events traced are limited to those established on the Trace Criteria List. For details on establishing trace criteria, see TRACE= Using the Trace Facility. Invoke one of the following transactions to display the trace data in the Trace Table.
►►─┬─ DBOC ─┬─ INQuire=TRACE ─┬─ ,TERMID=nnnn ──┬─────────────────────────────►◄ └─ DBIC ─┘ └─ ,TRANSID=aaaa ─┘
Note: The DBOC INQ=TRACE command is not available from the console.
(Required) Specify a transaction ID valid with Operational commands used to monitor system resources. Select the transaction ID for which you are authorized. Leave a space between the transaction ID and the command.
(Required) Command specifying a status display. You may shorten this command to INQ=.
(Required) Specifies that CA Datacom CICS Services is to display the CA Datacom/DB Trace Table. When INQ=TRACE is specified without any other operand, CA Datacom CICS Services displays all the traces in the CA Datacom/DB Trace Table.
Specifies a 4-character terminal ID, limiting the display to Trace Table entries for requests originating from the specified terminal.
Specifies a 4-character CICS transaction ID, limiting the display to Trace Table entries for requests originated by the named transaction.
When you issue this inquiry, the Trace Table that appears includes the most recent entries. Use the following keys to page the display:
Page Backward to view earlier entries
Page Forward to view more recent entries
To view the Trace Criteria used in generating the displayed Trace Table, use the DBOC/DBIC TRACE command (see TRACE: Displaying Trace Criteria List).
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