Captures data pertaining to a particular DTC and writes it
to a disk file.
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When this subcommand is entered, the following message will
be printed on the terminal:
Warning: This will reset all users on that DTC. (TDSM 44)
Do you want to continue (yes or no)? |
If you respond no, the DUMP
prompt will be repeated for you to enter another DUMP
subcommand. If you respond yes, the dump continues after the following
message:
The DTC dump can take as long as 7 minutes ..... |
After the dump, a selftest is done on the DTC and status on
each card is displayed.
The DTC dump information is placed in two files. The first
file contains information about the part of the DTS software that
resides on the host (the HP 3000). When the dump of this information
is complete, the following information will be displayed:
The following two files make up the DTC dump. Please
deliver both to your HP representative: (TDSM 64) |
Shhhhhhc.PUB.SYS TRMdddll.PUB.SYS |
where hhhhhh is the last six hexadecimal
digits of the DTC's LAN address and c is a character in
the range from A to Z. The ddd is the Julian day of the year and
ll is a two-character string in the range:
AA, AB, AC, ..., BA, BB, BC, ..., ZZ |
This numbering system allows you to create many dump files
in one day and to later know on what day each dump was created by
simply looking at the file name.
If you need to send dump information to HP to have it analyzed,
make sure that you send both dump files.
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exist, one will be overwritten by the current DTC dump. If you are
doing a lot of DTC dumps, you may wish to store off or rename some
dump files to preserve them. |
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