1 /SELECT
/SELECT={TYPE:type, LEVEL:level}
Allows the user to control what is traced by named
category. The value list should consist of paired
type and level specifications, with the type preceding
the level. If a TYPE specifier is not followed by a
level specifier, tracing for that type will be set to
the default level. If a LEVEL specifier is not preceded
by a TYPE specifier, the level will be set for all types.
The default tracing level is:
1 - standard XFC image
4 - MON image
4 - DEBUG image
An attempt to set the level above the maximum for any type
results in a warning and the level being set to the maximum.
The trace types and level selected in the value list of
one instance of the /SELECT qualifier enables tracing of
those events and disables all others. (If multiple
SET TRACE/SELECT commands are used, only the selections of
the last will take effect.)
The LOCK category has 6 possible levels (1 through 6).
All other categories have 4 possible levels (1 through 4).
2 /MASK
/MASK=bitmask
Allows the user to select individual trace types by the bit
positions in bitmask that are set to 1. The /MASK qualifier
is incompatible with the /SELECT qualifier.
The bit positions are as follows:
0 - Extent/Hash Level 1
1 - Extent/Hash Level 2
2 - Extent/Hash Level 3
3 - Extent/Hash Level 4
4 - Init/Common/Sys Level 1
5 - Init/Common/Sys Level 2
6 - Init/Common/Sys Level 3
7 - Init/Common/Sys Level 4
8 - LRU/Mem/MemMgt Level 1
9 - LRU/Mem/MemMgt Level 2
10 - LRU/Mem/MemMgt Level 3
11 - LRU/Mem/MemMgt Level 4
12 - Read/Write Level 1
13 - Read/Write Level 2
14 - Read/Write Level 3
15 - Read/Write Level 4
16 - (Reserved)
17 - (Reserved)
18 - (Reserved)
19 - (Reserved)
20 - (Reserved)
21 - (Reserved)
22 - (Reserved)
23 - (Reserved)
24 - Lock Level 1
25 - Lock Level 2
26 - Lock Level 3
27 - Lock Level 4
28 - Lock Level 5
29 - Lock Level 6
30 - (Reserved)
31 - (Reserved)
3 /RESET
Initializes the trace buffer to eliminate all already-traced
events.