Serengeti Video Games SmartSync Manuale Utente
SmartSync/DCP Installation Guide
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DCPTRACE
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SmartSync/DCP Trace Dump Utility
This program is used to access the line trace buffers updated by
SmartSync/DCP BSC processes. This utility is strictly for diagnostic
purposes and should only be used under the direction of Serengeti Technical
Support. You must turn on line trace from within 3780Link, but the dumping
of the line trace information is handled by running
SmartSync/DCP BSC processes. This utility is strictly for diagnostic
purposes and should only be used under the direction of Serengeti Technical
Support. You must turn on line trace from within 3780Link, but the dumping
of the line trace information is handled by running
Dcptrace
thereafter.
The trace data retrieved by
Dcptrace
is automatically written to both the
screen and an output file. If you've configured one SmartSync/DCP, the
default file name is “trace. x” where x is the port number. If you've
configured more than one board, the default file name is “trace.xy” where x is
the port number and y is the board number. By default the output file is reset
when it reaches 100,000 bytes. This enables
default file name is “trace. x” where x is the port number. If you've
configured more than one board, the default file name is “trace.xy” where x is
the port number and y is the board number. By default the output file is reset
when it reaches 100,000 bytes. This enables
Dcptrace
to run continuously
without overflowing disk storage. The optional command line switches for
Dcptrace
are described below:
-b
board
Board number to trace [1-6]
The -b switch specifies which SmartSync/DCP
Dcptrace
is to access. The
board number corresponds to the order in which they were configured. If
omitted,
omitted,
Dcptrace
defaults to board 1.
-p
port
Port number to trace [1-8]
The -p switch specifies which of the SmartSync/DCP ports to monitor for
trace data. If omitted,
trace data. If omitted,
Dcptrace
defaults to monitor port 1.
-f
name
Alternative trace file name
The -f switch specifies a file, other than the default, to record trace data.
-m
size
Maximum size of trace file (kilobytes)
The -m switch changes the default maximum output file size. By default the
trace file is reset when it exceeds 100,000 bytes. To change this default,
specify the maximum file size in kilobytes (1,024 bytes). For example, -
m50 establishes the maximum file size to be 50K bytes.
trace file is reset when it exceeds 100,000 bytes. To change this default,
specify the maximum file size in kilobytes (1,024 bytes). For example, -
m50 establishes the maximum file size to be 50K bytes.