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Special DEFINEs
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=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA
You can request a process trace that includes data records with the
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA DEFINE. The DEFINE is added with the following
TACL command:
This define traces a superset of the information traced by the
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE. See the description of that DEFINE below.
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS
You can request a process trace that includes record key fields with the
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS DEFINE.
The DEFINE is added with the following TACL command:
This define traces a superset of the information traced by the
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE. See the description of that DEFINE below.
=_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE
You can request a process trace with the =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE DEFINE.
Each operating system procedure, such as OPEN, KEYPOSITION, READ and WRITE,
that is intercepted by the AutoTMF runtime library is traced. The trace is detailed and
can include key fields and entire records if so configured. In addition, the trace contains
much of the process startup information, such as

The startup message

ASSIGNs passed to the process

DEFINEs active when the process started
Each entry is timestamped and contains the name (or CPU, pin) of the calling process.
The DEFINE is added with the following TACL command:
The file specified by this DEFINE is opened when the process is executed. The file
should be a process, a terminal, an entry-sequenced file with a record length of at least
132 bytes, or an Edit file.
If a disk file does not exist, the file is created. The trace file is opened shared and
existing data is not purged. A trace file can be used by many processes concurrently.
ADD DEFINE =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_DATA, CLASS MAP, FILE filename
ADD DEFINE =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_KEYS, CLASS MAP, FILE filename
ADD DEFINE =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE, CLASS MAP, FILE filename