IBM 4J manual Comm.Trc

Parameter	Description	Value
cmgr	To trace the Command	level=0 1 2 4
	Manager.	file=name
		level—Specifies the level of detail displayed in
		the trace output. The default is 4.
		0—Terminates the trace. 1—Is the basic level
		that provides function entry and function
		exit. 2—Includes level 1 plus function
		arguments. 4—Enables a full trace. Basic
		diagnostic information, such as values of
		internal data structures at key points in the
		execution flow, are displayed.
		file—Specifies the name of a file where the
		trace output is directed. If you do not specify a
		file name, the file is created in the Sterling
		Connect:Direct working directory with the file
		name CMGR.TRC. The length of the name
		value is unlimited.
comm	To trace the data sent to	level=0 1 2 4
	and received from a remote	file=name
	Sterling Connect:Direct
	system within the Session	level—Specifies the level of detail displayed in
	Manager. You can set this
		the trace output. The default is 4.
	trace independently from
	or in conjunction with the	0—Terminates the trace. 1—Is the basic level
	smgr trace.
		that provides function entry and function
	If you run both the comm	exit. 2—Includes level 1 plus function
		arguments. 4—Enables a full trace that
	and smgr traces, trace
		provides basic diagnostic information, such as
	output for both traces is
		values of internal data structures at key points
	directed to the file name of
	the trace last specified.	in the execution flow.
		file—Specifies the name of a file where the
		trace output is directed. If you do not specify a
		file name, the file is created in the Sterling
		Connect:Direct working directory with the file
		name COMM.TRC. The length of the name
		value is unlimited. The default file name is
		COMM.TRC.

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