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Reporting on Disk Files<br />

LISTTAPE Write a DUMP as the third file on an existing DUMP tape.<br />

TAPE SYS005 (FSF 6)<br />

OPEN DUMP (SYS005 NORWD OUTPUT)<br />

DUMP 'PAYROLL*' <strong>CA</strong>TALOG<br />

TRACE Command<br />

The TRACE command prints a snap dump in trace fashion after certain<br />

operations within DYNUTIL. The DATA operand produces large quantities of<br />

output and should be used only at the request of <strong>CA</strong> Technical Support<br />

personnel.<br />

This command has the following <strong>for</strong>mat:<br />

TRACE<br />

{ <strong>CA</strong>TLIO } [DATA]<br />

{ DISKIO }<br />

{ TAPEIO }<br />

{ VTOCIO }<br />

{ ALL }<br />

{ OFF }<br />

<strong>CA</strong>TLIO, DISKIO, TAPEIO, VTOCIO<br />

Defines the specific event to be traced: Catalog input/output, disk<br />

input/output, tape input/output, or VTOC input/output, respectively. These<br />

operands are mutually exclusive.<br />

ALL<br />

OFF<br />

DATA<br />

Requests all events to be traced.<br />

Turns the trace off.<br />

Provides SNAP dumps of the data buffers <strong>for</strong> each I/O.<br />

Reporting on Disk Files<br />

<strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong> supplies the following standard, precompiled reports to assist you<br />

in the management of disk files:<br />

• Disk Space Usage Analysis—SPACEUSE<br />

• Volume Table Of Contents—VTOCS<br />

The SPACEUSE report in<strong>for</strong>ms you of the relative efficiency with which disk<br />

space is being used. It helps optimize space utilization and system<br />

per<strong>for</strong>mance by identifying badly blocked or allocated files. Data is retrieved<br />

from system VTOCs in VTOC sequence by volume.<br />

5–42 <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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