z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

QUERY TRFILES
The following is an example of a response to QUERY TRFILES SYSTEM
FULLDATE:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
ownerid file type c recs mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss filename filetype
orig
Response 3:
The following is an example of a response to QUERY TRFILES SYSTEM
ISODATE:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
ownerid file type c recs yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss filename filetype
orig
OWNERID
identifies the file owner. The file owner is specified by TO userid when the
TRSAVE command is issued; if TO is not specified, the owner is the TRSAVE
command issuer.
FILE
identifies the spool file.
TYPE
indicates the type of system data file. This is TRF for system trace files.
CL
identifies the class file, either A or W. If the file class is A, the file can be
processed. If the file class is W, the file is in the set of files to which an active
trace is writing.
RECS
identifies the number of 4 KB pages in the file.
DATE
identifies the date the file was closed. If the file is open for reading or writing, or
if the file is being processed by the TRACERED utility, OPEN-TRSAVE is
displayed instead of a date and time. The format of the date is determined by
the SHORTDATE, FULLDATE, or ISODATE operand. If no date format operand
is specified, the user’s default date format setting is used.
TIME
identifies the time the file was closed.
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FILENAME
identifies the file name assigned by the issuer of the TRSAVE command.
FILETYPE
identifies the file type assigned to the file. System trace files are typed as
follows:
Type Meaning
CP CP system trace tables
VM Trace data for a user ID
VMG Trace data for a virtual machine group
IO Trace data from IO trace
DATA Trace data from DATA trace
ORIGINID
identifies the originator of the trace file. For traces defined by
TRSOURCE...TYPE GT FOR USER... commands, originid is the user ID
specified by FOR USER. For VM GROUPS, originid is the user ID that