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UNPREPARE
specifies that each process trace should be written to a separate trace file.
Otherwise, all traces for a specific trace definition are written to the file
specified in the command.
When specifying SEPARATE, the trace file name must not have more than five
characters, as a three-digit sequence number is appended to the file name to
create unique file names (TRACE000, TRACE001, and so on).
The collection of trace files is managed by the user. Each trace activation
attempts to find some unused name of the form [file]nnn. If all 1000 file names
are in use, the trace is not performed.
TRAN[SID]
displays the current process transaction identifier after every intercepted
operation.
TRANSID generates many additional trace entries and is provided for the
purpose of diagnosing specific AutoTMF problems. Use it only if instructed to
do so by support.
By default, trace entries for BEGINTRANSACTION, RESUMETRANSACTION
and ENDTRANSACTION operations show the current transaction whenever it
changes, which provides sufficient information for most diagnostic needs.
STOP
resets the trace configuration. New processes are not traced, but processes
currently tracing continue to trace until the time limit expires.
UNPREPARE
The UNPREPARE command restores a prepared object file to its original state.
UNPREPARE reverses the effects of the PREPARE command.
object-fileset
UNPREPARE object-fileset [option ];
option is:
{ AFTER filename
}
{
}
{ ALLOWDUPLICATES
}
{
}
{ LIBRARY alternate-library | NONE
}
{
}
{ OCA | NOOCA
}
{
}
{ START filename
}
{
}
{ TNS | TNSR | TNSE
}