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Special Troubleshooting and Recovery Procedures
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Trace Levels
4. If instructions exist, they are followed. If no instructions exist, the trace for that
component is not filtered.
Trace Levels
You can select from five levels of tracing detail for a DSM/SCM trace. Level 5 contains
the most detailed information. Level 1 contains only the high-level tasks (stages) being
executed. Levels 2 through 4 successively increase the amount of detail. A higher
trace level uses more disk space and processor time but provides more detail.
For each trace level, you can do any of:
The basic format of a TRACEINI file contains these elements:
Example 14-1 demonstrates how you can create a TRACEINI file to filter your tracing.
In this example:
Disable No trace information at this level is put in the trace file.
Enable All trace information at this level is put in the trace file.
Selective Trace all information at this level that matches a specified key string.
[ex
ecutable-name] The name of
the executable file being traced. For example, if you
have enabled trace for the Configuration Builder, it opens the
TRACEINI file and searches for [CBEXE].
Level-n { ON ["key-
string
"] | OFF }
The indicator for tracing at each level. n is the level number. key-
string is any specific characters to be filtered for at the specified
level. Values within double quotes ("") are case-sensitive. You can
use the asterisk (*) as a wild card. The default is ON, which enables
tracing of all records at a level. For a list of search strings, see
Table
14-1 on page 14-8.
Example 14-1. Example TRACEINI File
[CBEXE]
Level-1 On
Level-2 On
Level-3 On
Level-4 On
[ISEXE]
Level-1 On “*INPUT*”
Level-2 On “*”
Level-3 On “*”
Level-4 On “*”
Level-5 On “*”
[TAEXE]
Level-1 On “*210*”
Level-2 On
Level-3 Off
Level-4 Off
Level-5 Off