The TEDDY program is used to evaluate BCAM traces. TEDDY (Trace Entry and Display) opens a trace input file and issues the edited trace entries either on the terminal or in the file. The input file is generated with the DCDIAG ....,MODE=SAVE or /SET-COMMUNICATION-TRACE command.
The following data can be issued:
indices of all the current trace entries and the number of records.
the edited trace entries
(at terminal output there is a browse and search function)number of entries and the time of the first and last entry
The TEDDY program is started at the terminal using the call START-TEDDY [MONJV=MJV.TEDDY]
If desired, a MONJV to monitor the program status can be activated on starting TEDDY with the START-TEDDY command. Following a successful start, the user is asked to enter a command.
The command is entered in the form:command name operand1, operand2, ...
If there is an error in the command or the parameter, this is displayed at the terminal as an error message, otherwise control is passed to the last subroutine and the command is processed.
The following commands are available:
Command | Function |
BROWSE | Continuation of the last DISP command |
DATIN | Output of the versions of the trace producers |
DISP | Output of the edited trace entries |
END | End TEDDY |
HELP | Output of the syntax of the individual commands |
LIST | Index of all the traces contained in the input file and the number of records in the input file |
Output of the edited trace entries to SYSLST | |
SLST | Assignment of a SAM file |
TRACE | Number of entries in the input file. Time of the first and last entries. The trace to be edited was specified as the <tracename> operand in the command |
TEDDY commands