========= ISPF File Tailoring Trace =========== 2005.305 01:48:01 GMT ==========
     ZISPFOS: ISPF FOR z/OS 01.08.00          ZOS390RL: z/OS   01.05.00
     ISPFTTRC Command: ISPFTTRC
    Options in Effect: SKELETON(*) SCREEN(0) RECORDS(SOURCE CNTL DATA)
                       READ(DETAIL) SERVICE(DETAIL) TBVARS(DETAIL)

      ISPFICRX Version: ISPFICRX 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFICWC Version: ISPFICWC 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFICWD Version: ISPFICWD 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFICWE Version: ISPFICWE 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFICWL Version: ISPFICWL 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFICWT Version: ISPFICWT 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFICWX Version: ISPFICWX 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFIEND Version: ISPFIEND 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFIINT Version: ISPFIINT 05286-BASE z/18
      ISPFILBS Version: ISPFILBS 05284-BASE z/18
      ISPFITLR Version: ISPFITLR 05284-BASE z/18
      ISPFITR0 Version: ISPFITR0 05297-BASE z/18
      ISPFITRV Version: ISPFITRV 05286-BASE z/18
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TLD# Type Skeleton  Rec#   IM IF DO TB  Cd RC Data
---- ---- -------- ------  -- -- -- --  -- -- ----------------------------- … -->

The trace header shows the following information:

1. Current date and time (GMT) when the trace was initialized
2. ISPF level information as found in dialog variable ZISPFOS
3. z/OS® level information as found in dialog variable ZOS390RL
4. ISPFTTRC command with the invocation parameters
5. The options that are in effect for the current execution of the file tailoring trace
6. Module level information for each of the modules associated with file tailoring and skeleton processing

The remainder of the trace is broken into a number of columns to show each trace record. The columns are:

TLD#

The task or screen identifier from which the file tailoring is being invoked.

Type

The trace entry type. The valid types are:

CtlR

Records are generated when record processing has completed and the record was determined to be a control statement. The generation of CtlR trace records is controlled by the ISPFTTRC RECORDS parameter.

DatR

Records are generated when record processing has completed and the record was determined to be a data record. The generation of DatR trace records is controlled by the ISPFTTRC RECORDS parameter.

Err

Records are generated when a file tailoring processing error occurs and ISPF issues an error message. The generated records include both the short and long error messages.

FncI

Records are generated when a built-in function has been identified and is ready to be evaluated.

FncR

Records are generated when a built-in function has been evaluated.

NoFT

Records are generated after the point where the NOFT parameter is specified on the FTINCL service call, or the point where the NT option is specified on the )IM control statement. The generation of NoFT trace records is controlled by the ISPFTTRC RECORDS parameter.

Read

Records are generated reading a skeleton into storage. The generation of Read trace records is controlled by the ISPFTTRC READ parameter. A summary trace does not show the skeleton source records.

RexR

Records are generated when REXX processing is complete and control is being returned back to the file tailoring.

Rexx

Records are generated when a )REXX control statement is being processed.

Src

Records are generated when a skeleton record is selected for processing. The generation of Src trace records is controlled by the ISPFTTRC RECORDS parameter.

Svc

Records are generated for calls to the ISPF file tailoring services and show all the call parameters. This is limited to the FTOPEN, FTINCL, FTCLOSE, and FTERASE services. The generation of Svc trace records is controlled by the ISPFTTRC SERVICE parameter.

SvcR

Records are generated returning from the ISPF file tailoring services. The trace includes the return code from the service. The FTCLOSE return trace entry includes an additional record showing the number of records written to the file tailoring output data set.

Var

Records that are generated to show the ISPF variables and their values being passed to the file tailoring REXX command.

VarR

Records that are generated to show the ISPF variables and their values being passed back from the file tailoring REXX command.

Skeleton

The ISPF skeleton name associated with the trace record.

Record

Display the record number associated with the trace entry type. For Read, Src, and CtlR the input record number from the skeleton member is displayed. (For control statements that are continued over more than one line this is always the record number associated with the first line of the control statement.) For DatR and NoFT, the output record number is displayed. This field is blank for all other record types.

IM

The current imbed level. The skeleton name specified on the FTINCL service is always level 1.

IF

The current IF or SEL level. This field is blank if no )IF or )SEL statement is being processed.

DO

The current DO level. This field is blank if no )DO structure is being processed.

TB

The current Table level. This field is blank if no )DOT structure is being processed.

Cd

The Condition value returned for the following skeleton control statements:

• )IF, )SEL, )UNTIL, or )WHILE statement

  T

  Indicates a True condition

  F

  Indicates a False condition

• )ENDDO, or )ENDDOT statement

  X

  Indicates the corresponding )DO or )DOT control statement is terminating. In other words, the exit condition has been met.

• )IM statement with OPT parameter

  X

  Imbed member was not found. File tailoring processing will continue.

  Note: A plus (+) character in this field indicates a record continuation.

RC

The Return Code, shown only for SvcR, DatR, and CtlR trace entries.

Data

Trace data for the particular trace entry. The trace data extends the full width of the output file and will wrap if required.