DBOC/DBIC: Monitoring Local Resources with Operational Commands › INQ=AUX: Displaying Status of Auxiliary Trace

INQ=AUX: Displaying Status of Auxiliary Trace

To display the current status of the Auxiliary Trace, issue the following transaction:

►►─┬─ DBOC ─┬─ INQuire=AUX ───────────────────────────────────────────────────►◄
   └─ DBIC ─┘

DBOC/DBIC

(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.

INQuire=

(Required) Command specifying a status display. You may shorten this command to INQ=.

AUX

(Required) Specifies that CA Datacom CICS Services is to display the status of the Auxiliary Trace.

Display Example: DBIC INQ=AUX

 DBIC INQ=AUX                                                          DELIM &
 
 
 DC00373I  CICS SERVICES AUXTRACE FACILITY IS aaa DESTID=bbbb
 DC00380I  TRANSACTION COMPLETED.

Field Descriptions

The displayed message provides the following two pieces of information:

aaa

Auxiliary Trace Facility status. (You specify the status with the AUXTRCE= parameter when you code the DBCVTPR macro.)

ON

Indicates Auxiliary Trace is active

OFF

Indicates Auxiliary Trace is not active

bbbb

The primary or the secondary destination data set for the file receiving the Auxiliary Trace entries. The data set name displayed is the primary destination, unless a DBOC AUX=SWI command has switched destinations to the secondary data set. (You specify the primary and secondary data sets when you code the AUXTRCE= parameter for the DBCVTPR macro.)