HP-UX SNAplus2 Diagnostics Guide

Using snapfilter and snaptrcfmt
Formatting Internal Binary Trace Output into Text Files
Appendix A110
Only create the message data dump file. Do not specify
any of the following options with the -W option.
-b
Include a listing of each message as it is sent by one
component and received by another. If you do not
specify this option, SNAplus2 includes only sent
messages.
-r
Include only raw hexadecimal data for each message;
do not attempt to interpret the message data.
Do not specify both of the options -r and -d . If you
do not specify either option, SNAplus2 includes the
hexadecimal, EBCDIC, and ASCII listing but
interprets only a limited number of message fields. For
line tracing, the entries for internal messages
(messages other than XIDs and data) do not include a
hexadecimal dump of the message data unless -d is
specified.
-d
Include verbose formatting for each message.
SNAplus2 lists the data in three columns:
hexadecimal, interpreted as EBCDIC, and interpreted
as ASCII (so that a text string in the message data
appears as readable characters either in the EBCDIC
or in the ASCII column, according to its character set).
In addition, SNAplus2 interprets many of the fields in
the message data and prints out the interpretation as
readable text.
-D
Same as for -d , but with a detailed listing of the fields
in the RH and TH of each message.
Do not specify more than one of the options -r, -d ,
and -D . If you do not specify any of these options,
SNAplus2 includes the hexadecimal, EBCDIC and
ASCII listing but interprets only a limited number of
message fields.
-W