Master trace output formatted in a dump

The entries in the master trace table are listed in first-in, first-out (FIFO) order, which resembles a hardcopy log. The messages might not be in chronological order because presumably the messages were not put in the master trace table in the order the messages were issued.

Figure 1 shows an example of master trace data in a dump that is formatted by IPCS. The subcommand that is issued on the IPCS Subcommand Entry panel:

VERBEXIT MTRACE

Figure 1. Example of master trace data in a dump formatted by IPCS

  *** MASTER TRACE TABLE ***


  TAG  IMM DATA  |------------------------ MESSAGE DATA ------------------>|

0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.76          00000000  $HASP468 JES2 INIT DECK PROCESSED
0001 00000013  NC0000000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.77 INTERNAL 00000290  REPLY 0002,N1  AUTH=(NET=YES),NAME=SCOTT01
0001 00000013  W C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.76          00000000 *0002 $HASP469 REPLY PARAMETER STATEMENT, CANCEL, OR END
0001 00000009  NRC040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.77 INTERNAL 00000090  IEE600I REPLY TO 0002 IS;N1  AUTH=(NET=YES),NAME=SCOTT01
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.77          00000290  $HASP466 CONSOLE  STMT   126  N1  AUTH=(NET=YES),
               NAME=SCOTT01
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.77          00000090  $HASP826 NODE(1)      NAME=SCOTT01,AUTH=(DEVICE=YES,
               JOB=YES,
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.77          00000090  $HASP826              NET=YES,SYSTEM=YES),TRANSMIT=BOTH,
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.77          00000090  $HASP826              RECEIVE=BOTH,HOLD=NONE,PENCRYPT=NO,
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78          00000090  $HASP826              ENDNODE=NO,REST=0,SENTREST=ACCEPT,
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78          00000090  $HASP826              COMPACT=0,LINE=0,LOGMODE=,LOGON=0,
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78          00000090  $HASP826              PASSWORD=(VERIFY=(NOTSET),
               SEND=(NOTSET)),
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78          00000090  $HASP826              PATHMGR=YES,PRIVATE=NO,SUBNET=,
               TRACE=NO
0001 00000013  NC0000000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78 INTERNAL 00000290  REPLY 0003,END
0001 00000013  W C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78          00000000 *0003 $HASP469 REPLY PARAMETER STATEMENT, CANCEL, OR END
0001 00000009  NRC040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78 INTERNAL 00000090  IEE600I REPLY TO 0003 IS;END
0001 00000013  N C040000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.78          00000290  $HASP466 CONSOLE    STMT   127  END
0001 00000013  N 0000000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.79          00000290  IEF196I IEF285I   CONSOLE.OSV142.PARMLIB
                   KEPT
0001 00000013  N 0000000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.79          00000290  IEF196I IEF285I   VOL SER NOS= D72666.
0001 00000013  N 0000000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.79          00000290  IEF196I IEF285I   SYS1.PARMLIB
                   KEPT
0001 00000013  N 0000000 SCOTT01  03147 21:24:22.79          00000290  IEF196I IEF285I   VOL SER NOS= D72666.

The meaning of the highlighted text in the preceding example is as follows:

TAG

A halfword that contains the identity of the caller. TAG can be:

Tag: Caller
000: Reserved
001: WTO SVC
002: Master scheduler
003: Trace command

Current identifiers are defined in the macro, IEZMTPRM, which maps the parameter list.

IMM DATA

A fullword of immediate data, consisting of the 32 bits defined by the caller. The significance of the immediate data is defined by the caller.

MESSAGE DATA

The message. If a problem occurs during processing, the line that follows the message indicates the problem.