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Turns off link-level tracing, and SNA Transport node tracing.

Syntax



  SNACONTROL TRACEOFF;NODE=NodeName;LINKTRACE
                     ;NODETRACE
                     ;INTRINSIC=LUName

Use


SNACONTROL TRACEOFF can be issued from a session, a job, a program, or in break. Pressing [BREAK] has no effect on this command.

Parameters


NodeName

Conditionally required. The name of the active SNA node for which you want to turn tracing off. The name can be up to eight alphanumeric characters long; the first character must be alphabetic.

If only one SNA node is active, this parameter is optional: If you do not include it, the specified tracing for the active node is turned off. If more than one node is active, this parameter is required: If you do not include it, an error message is displayed and no tracing is stopped.

LINKTRACE

Conditionally required. Specifies that link-level tracing is to be turned off.

You must specify at least one type of tracing; if you do not, an error occurs.

NODETRACE

Conditionally required. Specifies that SNA Transport node tracing is to be turned off.

You must specify at least one type of tracing; if you do not, an error occurs.

LUName

Conditionally required. The name of the LU for which SNA Transport intrinsic tracing is to be turned off. The name can be up to eight alphanumeric characters long; the first character must be alphabetic.

You must specify at least one type of tracing; if you do not, an error occurs.

Description


SNACONTROL TRACEOFF turns off link-level tracing (with the LINKTRACE parameter), SNA Transport intrinsic tracing (with the INTRINSIC parameter, and SNA Transport node tracing and NS over SNA tracing (with the NODETRACE parameter). Note that SNA Transport node tracing is also turned off with SNACONTROL STOP. Tracing is described in Chapter 5 "SNA Link Troubleshooting" of this manual.


NOTE: You must specify at least one type of tracing. That is, you must specify the LINKTRACE parameter, the INTRINSIC parameter, the NODETRACE parameter, or any combination of the three. If you do not, an error occurs.

Examples

SNACONTROL TRACEOFF;NODE=PU8100F;LINKTRACE

Link-level tracing is to be turned off for node PU8100F.

SNACONTROL TRACEOFF;LINKTRACE;INTRINSIC=LU01

Intrinsic tracing (for LU01) and link-level tracing are to be turned off for the only active node. Note that if more than one node was active, this command would not be valid: A list of configured nodes would be displayed, and the command would have to be reissued with the proper NODE=NodeName parameter included.

SNACONTROL TRACEOFF;NODE=PU8100F

This command is not valid because at least one type of tracing is not specified; an error would occur.




SNACONTROL STOPSESS


SNACONTROL TRACEON