This Natural profile parameter can be used to define the components for which trace data
are to be written. It corresponds to the macro NTTRACE
in
the Natural parameter
module.
Warning: Do not use this parameter without prior consultation of Software AG Support. |
Possible settings | See TRACE Parameter Syntax. | |
---|---|---|
Default setting | none | |
Dynamic specification | yes | This parameter can only be specified dynamically. In the Natural parameter
module, the macro NTTRACE is used
instead.
|
Specification within session | no |
Notes:
ITRACE
(internal trace) or ETRACE
(external trace). During the
session, you can use the corresponding terminal commands %TRI
and %TRE
.
TRACE
parameter specifications
are not concatenated; that is, a TRACE
parameter overrides
any previously specified TRACE
parameter and any
NTTRACE
macro definitions.
The following topics are covered below:
The TRACE
parameter is specified as follows:
TRACE=(trace-id,trace-id,...) |
Where:
Syntax Element | Value | Explanation |
---|---|---|
trace-id |
1-8 bytes each. | Trace IDs define the names of the Natural components to be traced. Component names have to be entered in upper case. |
The NTTRACE
macro is specified as follows:
NTTRACE trace-id,trace-id,...
Notes:
NTTRACE
macro are
concatenated to one trace list.
TRACE=(NATGETM,NATFREM,DYNPARMS)
This specification defines traces to be written for the Natural nucleus components "Storage Acquisition", "Storage Release" and "Dynamic Parameter Evaluation".
NTTRACE NATGETM,NATFREM,DYNPARMS
This specification defines traces to be written for the Natural nucleus components "Storage Acquisition", "Storage Release" and "Dynamic Parameter Evaluation".