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

TRACERED
If you enter selection criteria, you will continue to receive this prompt until you enter
a null line, thus indicating that entry of selection criteria is complete. Acceptable
replies to the prompt are:
1. Any combination of the following keywords and values:
v CODE xxxx xxxx . . .
You may enter up to 16 four-digit hexadecimal values representing the trace
table codes to be selected during data reduction of the input tape or system
trace file. Leading zeros are required. The last two digits of any code may be
specified as the character string ** or *. This indicates that you want a range
of trace table codes. For instance, 15** or 15* would select all trace table
entries beginning with the hexadecimal digits 15. CODE is valid for CP trace
table data only.
v VMDBK xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx . . .
You may enter up to 16 hexadecimal values that represent the VMDBK
addresses to be used during data reduction of the input tape or system trace
file. Leading zeros are not required. Each address specified must be in the
range of X'0' to X'7FFFF000' and on a page (4 KB) boundary. VMDBK is
valid only for CP trace table data.
v RDEV xxxx xxxx . . .
You may specify up to 16 hexadecimal values that represent the RDEV
numbers to be used during data reduction of the input tape or system trace
file. Leading zeros are not required. Each device number specified must be in
the range of X'0' to X'FFFF'. RDEV is valid only for CP trace table data.
v VDEV xxxx xxxx . . .
You may specify up to 16 hexadecimal values that represent the VDEV
numbers to be used during data reduction of the input tape or system trace
file. Leading zeros are not required. Each device number specified must be in
the range of X'0' to X'FFFF'. VDEV is valid only for CP trace table data.
v CPU xxxx xxxx . . .
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You may specify up to 16 hexadecimal values that represent the processor
addresses to be used during data reduction of the input tape or system trace
file. Leading zeros are not required. Each processor address specified must
be in the range of X'0' to X'3F'. CPU is valid only for CP trace table data.
v TIME mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss
You may designate a start/stop date/time for the data reduction of the input
trace entries. If this option is selected, only trace entries created within the
designated date and time range will be processed. You may select only one
date/time range. All the TIME parameters may be input on the same line.
Note: TIME is the only valid selection criteria if TRSOURCE entries are
being processed.
2. CMS – To enter the CMS subset mode.
3. HELP – To invoke the help panel for the TRACERED command.
4. QUIT – To end the TRACERED command.
5. A null line – To indicate that you are done entering selection criteria and want to
end prompting.
If your immediate response to the prompt is a null line, then all trace entries are
selected.