TRACE_DUMP

Use the TRACE_DUMP script function to supply the value of the memory range in a trace file.

Syntax

TRACE_DUMP (Trace option, trace level, memory range[, memory range,...][, additional info])

Parameters

• TRACE_DUMP

  Supplies the value of the memory range in a trace file

• Trace option

  Trace setting

  Format: script variable or number

  Allowed values:

  • 1 TCP/IP
  • 2 Database
  • 4 Srcall
  • 5 Memio
  • 6 JCL
  • 7 Memsv
  • 8 SNMP
  • 9 Zuxml
  • 10 Cache
  • 12 Ucds
  • 13 Xscript
  • 14 UC4global
  • 16 Minimal

• Trace level

  Trace size

  Format: script variable or number

  The allowed values depend on the trace option that has been selected.

• Memory range

  Memory range that is to be recorded

  Format: script literal or script variable

  Allowed values:

  "WORK MEMORY"

  "LOCAL MEMORY"

  "XML + XML-Handle"

  "DB + Table name(column name;column name;...)"

  "DB + Table name"

  "SCRIPT_VARA"

  "SCRIPT_PRG"

  "USER_TAB"

  "CLNT_TAB"

  "EX_TAB"

  "*_TAB"

  "GIVE_ME_ALL"

  Note: Separate several memory ranges that are to be recorded with commas.

• Additional info

  Any additional text or information

  Format: script literal or script variable

Return Codes

• 0

  The trace was successful

• 20208

  The trace level is not within the allowed range

• 20209

  The indicated memory range is not supported

• 20210

  The XML handle is wrong

• 20211

  The table does not exist

Notes:

• This script function only serves diagnostic purposes and must only be used in close cooperation with the support team.

• To enable trace output, keep the following instructions in mind:

  • The indicated trace option must also be activated in the Administration perspective (Advanced Options - Tracing).

  • Additionally, the specified trace level must at least be as high as set in the properties.

• The trace output is written to the file specified in the [TRACE] section of the INI file of the Server. For more information, see Automation Engine.

• The script function LOG_DUMP works similarly but writes the result to the log file and considers all values. For more information, see LOG_DUMP.

Example

In the example below, a trace is activated for several memory ranges. The trace is successful when a database trace with at least one of four trace levels was activated in the properties of the server processes.

:SET &RET# = TRACE_DUMP(2,4, "DB + XAO(XAO_Idnr, XAO_MsgNr), LOCAL_MEMORY, SCRIPT_VARA", "Various Information")

See also:

• LOG_DUMP - Outputs values of the memory range to a log file
• Functional Logic with Scripts