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The page heading contains the report name, report
parameter, and the date the report was printed or displayed. |
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- RECORD/MESSAGE
- The record is the ACF/TAP-assigned sequence number of the physical
line trace record that ACF/TAP was processing when this line was printed.
The message number is an ACF/TAP assigned number that identifies
the PIU for correlation with SNA detail and SNA summary reports.
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- TYPE
- For CSS type line trace entries, this field always contains CSS.
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- LINE ADDRESS
- The element address of the physical line that was being traced.
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- LOGICAL LINE
- The element address of the logical line being traced. For physical
line trace entries, the log line field contains a zero value.
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- ID
- Identifies the control block that is displayed in the trace entry.
- ECB
- Extended control block flag byte.
- LDPSA
- CSS processor-to-NCP parameter dynamic status area
- LPARM
- CSS processor-to-NCP status area
- LPSA
- CSS processor-to-NCP parameter status area
- LSTAT
- CSS processor-to-NCP status area
- NDPSA
- NCP-to-CSS processor dynamic status area
- NPARM
- NCP-to-CSS processor parameter area
- NDPSA
- NCP-to-CSS processor parameter status area
- NSTAT
- NCP-to-CSS processor status area
- RDATA
- Receive data
- XDATA
- Transmit data
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- COMMAND QUALIFIER
- The command and qualifier being processed when the trace record
was written.
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- TIME
- The relative elapsed time (in hexadecimal) between the entries
to the nearest 100 milliseconds. The time is measured from the activation
of the trace to the level 2 interrupt represented by each entry.
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- SEQ
- The sequence counter from the control block being displayed.
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- HEX
- The hexadecimal trace entry from the control block.
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- TRANSLATION
- This is the EBCDIC equivalent of the hexadecimal trace data.
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Pertinent fields extracted from the preceding
trace entry and displayed on a separate line as field names, followed
by their corresponding values in parentheses. |