Reliant Octel 200 and Octel 300 Message Servers PB6001401 - Manual (Page 302)

7-8 Installation and Maintenance Volume
Octel Overture 200/300 Serenade 3.0 PB60014–01
Using the List Trace Command
Use the L T (List Trace) command to display CPT activities. A trace for specific types of activities can
be selected from a menu of seven activities. Each activity is logged separately.
@L T
1 ALL ACTIVITIES
2 MAILBOX ACTIVITY
3 PORT ACTIVITY
4 LOCATION ACTIVITY
5 MESSAGE ACTIVITY
6 INTEGRATION ACTIVITY
7 AP/VSA ACTIVITY
SELECT TRACE TO BE LISTED. (1 – 7 EMPTY LINE = EXIT).
:1
Enter start time : Year Month Day Hour Minute or C (continuous)
:
Specifying a start time helps to trace a specific problem. The trace is displayed from the time specified
until the last log for that activity is found. To display current events, specify a continuous trace from the
time
L T is initiated.
- At the @ prompt, type
L T Enter
Seven options are displayed. After the option is entered, if no specific information is entered, all
activities are displayed.
- A specific List Trace activity can be specified. At the @ prompt type
L T x Enter
For this command, x is the specific activity number to trace.
After you enter the option number, you can enter a start time. When a start time is specified, the year and
month entries are mandatory and must be entered in the order shown. The day, hour, and minute entries
are optional. For example, 97 02 24 lists all information stored starting with the first event stored for
February 24 and continuing to the current date and time. If the date and time entered precedes the date
and time for the data stored, the message server starts reporting events for the earliest date within the
range specified.
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To determine the first record in CPT, type LOG ST CPT at the @ prompt. Refer to the Log
Command section in this chapter.
To select the complete history stored, press Enter at the : prompt, instead of entering a start time.
To display current events, enter C (for continuous), and press Enter .
To exit List Trace, press Escape .
A description of the seven options follows.