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

QUERY TRSOURCE
Response 2
ID TYPE SET STATUS DEVICES USER IODATA
traceid IO setname {ENABLED } rdev(s) userid nnnn
{DISABLED}
is displayed for traces of type IO.
ID identifies the name of the trace, as specified on the ID xxx parameter of the
TRSOURCE...TYPE IO... command.
TYPE
identifies the type of trace.
SET
is the name used to group traces into a logically related set as specified on
SET xxx parameter of the TRSOURCE ID traceid command or NULL.
STATUS ENABLED
STATUS DISABLED
ENABLED indicates that the defined trace is active. DISABLED indicates that
the trace is inactive.
DEVICES
rdev(s) indicates the device number (rdev1) or ranges (rdev1-rdev2) of device
numbers whose I/O activity should be traced. It is the value specified on the
DEVICE xxx parameter of the TRSOURCE ID traceid command.
USER
indicates which user’s I/O should be traced. It is specified on the USER xxx
parameter of the TRSOURCE ID traceid command. ALL indicates that all I/O to
the specified devices are traced for all users.
IODATA
indicates how many bytes of the transferred data are being traced for the
defined I/O trace.
Response 3
ID TYPE SET STATUS ORIGINID INCLUDED
traceid GT-x setname {ENABLED } {sysname} {userida}
{DISABLED} {userida} {useridb}
{useridb}
ID TYPE SET STATUS ORIGINID EXCLUDED
traceid GT-x setname {ENABLED } {sysname} {useridx}
{DISABLED} {userida} {useridy}
{useridb}
ID TYPE SET STATUS ORIGINID
traceid GT-x setname {ENABLED } userid
{DISABLED}
is displayed for traces of type GT.
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ID identifies the name of the trace, as specified on the ID xxx parameter of the
TRSOURCE...TYPE GT... command.
TYPE GT-x
indicates the type of the trace; x stands for E or B.
E indicates that the guests being traced are sending trace data to CP in EVENT
mode—that is, the virtual machine sends one trace entry at a time.