DB2 10.5 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows

TraceTimestamp CLI/ODBC configuration keyword

Specifies what type of timestamp information (if any) is recorded in the CLI/ODBC trace.

db2cli.ini keyword syntax:: TraceTimestamp = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3
Default setting:: No timestamp information is written to the trace file.
Only applicable when:: the Trace option is turned on.
Usage notes:

Setting TraceTimeStamp to a value other than the default of 0 means the current timestamp or absolute execution time is added to the beginning of each line of trace information as it is being written to the DB2® CLI trace file. The following settings indicate what type of timestamp information is captured in the trace file:

0 = no timestamp information
1 = processor ticks and ISO timestamp (absolute execution time in seconds and milliseconds, followed by a timestamp)
2 = processor ticks (absolute execution time in seconds and milliseconds)
3 = ISO timestamp

This option is only used when the CLI/ODBC Trace option is turned on.

(This option is contained in the Common section of the initialization file and therefore applies to all connections to DB2.)