High Availability Monitors Version A.03.02 Release Notes

NOF API Verbs (REGISTER_INDICATION_SINK to UNREGISTER_INDICATION_SINK)
SET_TRACE_FILE
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existing definition. (The initial default, when the
SNAplus2 software is started, is to use two files.)
trace_file_size The maximum size of the trace file, in bytes. To
continue using the existing file size definition, specify
zero.
If dual_files is set to AP_YES, tracing will switch
between the two files when the current file reaches this
size. If dual_files is set to AP_NO, this parameter is
ignored; the file size is not limited.
You may need to increase the size of the trace files
according to the size of the SNAplus2 client-server
network, to allow for the volume of trace information
generated in larger systems. In particular, consider
increasing the trace file size on a server to allow for
large numbers of clients or users accessing the server.
file_name Name of the trace file, or of the first trace file if
dual_files is set to AP_YES. To continue using the file
name specified on a previous SET_TRACE_FILE verb,
set this parameter to a null string.
To create the file in the defaultdirectory for diagnostics
files,/var/opt/sna, specify the file name withno path.
To create the file in a different directory, specify either
a full path or the path relative to the default directory.
If you include the path, ensure that it is a valid path
(either relative to the application's working directory or
a full path) on any computer to which this verb is
issued.
This parameter is an ASCII string of 1-80 characters,
followed by a NULL character (binary zero).
file_name_2 Name of the second trace file; this parameter is used
only if dual_files is set to AP_YES. To continue using
the file name specified on a previous set_trace_file
verb, set this parameter to a null string.
To create the file in the defaultdirectory for diagnostics
files,/var/opt/sna, specify the file name withno path.
To create the file in a different directory, specify either
a full path or the path relative to the default directory.
If you include the path, ensure that it is a valid path