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    1. Create trace entities on multiple nodes and set the maximum queue size. 2. Trace a class and perform tests. 3. Stop the trace and delete the entities. 4. Collect trace files from all nodes to an analysis directory and create a configuration file listing the files. 5. Run the trace analyzer on the configuration file to output results to a plain text file for viewing.

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    1. Create trace entities on multiple nodes and set the maximum queue size. 2. Trace a class and perform tests. 3. Stop the trace and delete the entities. 4. Collect trace files from all nodes to an analysis directory and create a configuration file listing the files. 5. Run the trace analyzer on the configuration file to output results to a plain text file for viewing.

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    1. Create trace entities on multiple nodes and set the maximum queue size. 2. Trace a class and perform tests. 3. Stop the trace and delete the entities. 4. Collect trace files from all nodes to an analysis directory and create a configuration file listing the files. 5. Run the trace analyzer on the configuration file to output results to a plain text file for viewing.

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    1. I want you to informe me how you do that trace.

    a)      Start the trace:

         pml> create class trcsrv entity TRCSRV11 /node=SMgn11

    PML> create class trcsrv entity TRCSRV12 /node=SMGN12

    pml> set class trcsrv /maxq=1000

    pml> trace class SIWSMPP /enttrci=a /enttrco=a /trcl=6 /test=-1

    b)      Do the tests

    c)      Stop the trace:

    pml> reset class SIWSMPP /enttrci /enttrco /trcl /test

    pml> delete class trcsrv

    d)      Collect the traces:

     $ @smsc$root:[scripts]get_trcsrv_files.com

    (copies files from all nodes to the DST_TRCANL_DIR and creates TRACE.CNF
    file there listing all the copied files)

    $ set def SMSC_TRC0:[ANALYSIS]

    (go to the directory configured as the value of the DST_TRCANL_DIR parameter


    in DCL_DATA.DAT)

    Before to start a new trace you have ti delate the old trace files

    $ trcanl /all /config=TRACE.CNF /output=< output.txt >

    (the /all parameter is important to translate the trace to plain text)

     $type output.txt

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