196.4.2.8 Displaying the Status of a Tracer (STA)

By executing the command STA it is possible to display the status of a Tracer.
1.
Brief status report of the StandardTracer by entering INFO=S:
a)
Maximum number of trace objects to be entered in the buffer
b)
Number of selected trace objects
c)
Number of trace objects in the buffer
d)
Indication if the tracer is activated
e)
Status of start and stop conditions
2.
Medium-size status report of the StandardTracer by entering INFO=M:
a)
Brief status report
b)
Indication if the tracer has restart stability
c)
Status of stopall and PETRA
d)
StandardTracer file
e)
Common information (user information, indication of the serialization mechanism which has been selected, number and size of buffers of resident tracer, number and size of buffers of trace buffer pool, information about Read Buffer and Read File).
3.
Long status report of the StandardTracer by entering INFO=L or INFO=STDTR:
a)
brief status report
b)
Indication if the tracer has restart stability
c)
Status of stopall and PETRA
d)
Status report for the selection data
e)
Standard tracer file (its name and status)
f)
Common Information (user information, indication of the serialization mechanism which has been selected, number and size of buffers of resident tracer for each tracer type, number and size of buffers of trace buffer pool for each tracer type, information about Read Buffer and Read File (name and status)).
4.
Status report for selection data of the StandardTracer by entering INFO=C:
a)
All set groups and set selection conditions for messages and LAN objects
b)
All conditional conditions for the message dependent manipulation of the selection conditions during tracing
c)
All dynamic memories for a call processing trace point
d)
Markings for flagtrace
e)
Condition bits for post-selection (if set)
f)
Start, stop, stopall and PETRA conditions (if set)
g)
Gate specifications and all dynamic memories requested therein
h)
Selections for a netwide trace stop
5.
Status report for the trace file of the StandardTracer by entering INFO=HD:
a)
Brief status report
b)
Trace file and its status
c)
Brief info about the content of the trace file (the detailed summary can be displayed by the command DISPLAY)
6.
Status report of the FlagTracer INFO=FLAGTR:
a)
Number of selected trace objects of the FlagTracer
b)
Number of trace objects in the buffer of the FlagTracer
c)
Indication if the FlagTracer is activated
d)
Status report for the selection data of the FlagTracer
e)
FlagTrace marker
f)
FlagTracer file (name and status)
g)
Common information (like INFO=L)
7.
Status report of the AutoTracer INFO=AUTOTR:
a)
Number of selected trace objects of the AutoTracer
b)
Number of trace objects in the buffer of the AutoTracer
c)
Indication if the AutoTracer is activated
d)
Status report for the selection data of the AutoTracer
e)
AutoTracer file
f)
Common information (like INFO=L)
8.
Status report for RDSTracer INFO=RDSTR.
9.
Status report for all tracer INFO=ALL:
long information about all tracer type
Note
When selection conditions are displayed a selection based on bytes 0 and 1 of the state diagram number is symbolized by byte positions 65000 and 65001 in the message.
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