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DISP

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Output on SYSOUT of the trace entries edited in the TRACE command. A browse or search function is supported.

DISP                                                                                               

- <n> / -- / + <n> / ++ / .

f ‘ <string> ‘ / ft ‘ <hhmmss> ‘ / fb / ff

c / help / 0

Browse function

-<n>
Scroll back by n trace records.
If n is not specified, scroll back one page.

--
Position at start of file

+<n>
Scroll forward by n trace records.
If n is not specified, scroll forward one page.

++
Position at end of file

.
Repeat the current screen

Search function

f‘<string>‘

The specified string is searched for forwards from the current position.
The current position of the first complete trace record on the current page.
The specified string is searched for in the hex and text area.
<string> = all printable characters

ft‘<hhmmss>‘
The specified time stamp is searched for from the current position.
Finds the time stamp that is greater than or equal to the one specified.
Format: hhmmss (hour/minute/second)
All the left-justified entries can be omitted!
Not possible to enter milliseconds!

fb
Search function backward from the beginning of the current position.

ff
Search function forward from the beginning of the current position.

Other functions

c
Shows information on the existing traces.
Provides names of all the trace files involved in the evaluation and the time stamp of the first and last entries.

help
Provides help on all the functions in DISP

0
Ends the output and switches to the TEDDY command mode

Error messages for DISP command

Message                                                     

Meaning

ERROR WHILE OPENING: <filename>

File error when opening the file <filename>

TRACE-END

End of the trace file reached

NO SEARCH-STRING SPECIFIED

A search string with <string> must be entered before the search function can be used

NO MATCH FOUND

Term searched for cannot be found

UNKNOWN COMMAND

Unknown or false command entered