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SNMP Agent PTrace Facility
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SELECT Command
Examples: PTrace RECORD Command
1. The following example displays record 18:
?RECORD 18
11:27:51.290 >000.000 #18 Method
Function name: dictionary_KeySearch
Thread name: NIL ID:0
Method class: dictionary
Method name: KeySearch
Object Count:2
Object: dictionary Object ADDR:612610D
Object: UNKNOWN Object ADDR:612562D
2. The next example sets the detail to off to display header information only and then
displays all the records in the range 0 through 4:
?DETAIL off
Ptrace Detail Format: OFF
?record 0/4
Trace of: \NOVA.$ZSNMP, Type (31,30).
Ptrace Data File: $DATA5.SNMT101.ZZSMPTRP
Trace started: 11/19/97 11:27:50.33
First trace entry: 11/19/97 11:27:50.63
Last trace entry: 11/19/97 11:27:53.76
Trace file is in extended format.
Trace entry size limit: 0
11:27:50.630 >000.000 #1 Common kernel
11:27:50.760 >000.130 #2 Method
11:27:50.760 >000.000 #3 Method
11:27:50.760 >000.000 #4 Method
SELECT Command
The SELECT command establishes the selection criteria that control which trace
records are to be displayed. When PTrace is determining which records to display in
response to a NEXT, FIND, or RECORD command, it checks its selection mask to
determine whether the record is of a type that you want to display.
You can select specific records through a keyword that is translated into an
enumerated value or through a number that is saved as an enumerated value.
ALL
selects all trace-selection options.
SELECT [ ALL ]
[ CURRENT ]
[ number ]
[ keyword ]
[ ( keyword [ , keyword ]... ) ]