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trace smgr pnode tnode=ath3500ry level=2 file=Smgp.trc;
A partial sample trace output is illustrated in the following section. A trace
identifies the Process ID and the function, the month and day, and the time in
microseconds. The first column contains the Process ID. Column two indicates the
month and day in the form of MM/DD. Column three indicates the time in the
form of HH:MM:SSSS. The last column indicates the function. An arrow pointing
to the right indicates the function was entered. An arrow pointing to the left
indicates the function was exited. Some of the functions are indented, which
indicates nesting. An indented arrow indicates that the function was called by the
preceding function.
indicates that the function was called by the preceding function.
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498 05/18 15:13:0104 cm_sendcmd_1 entered.
498 05/18 15:13:0206 -> ndm_error_destroy
<- ndm_error_destroy: ok
498 05/18 15:13:0506 -> ndm_error_create
<- ndm_error_create: ok
498 05/18 15:13:0708 ndm_cmds_free entered.
ndm_cmds_free exited.
498 05/18 15:13:0801 ->ndm_parser_jdi
498 05/18 15:13:0806 -> ndm_error_create
<- ndm_error_create: ok
498 05/18 15:13:0916 ->Parser: SELPRO
498 05/18 15:13:0926 ->bldexp
<-bldexp: Null argument value,
don't add.
498 05/18 15:13:1116 ->bldexp
498 05/18 15:13:1136 -> ndm_crit_comp
498 05/18 15:13:1155 ->compile
<-compile
<- ndm_crit_comp: Handle
<-bldexp: ok
.
.
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