HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 195)

Special DEFINEs
HP NonStop AutoTMF Software User’s Guide—429952-013
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=_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT
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.
Edit trace files provide for the most efficient tracing, but an Edit trace file can only be
opened by one process at a time.
Tracing can be configured easily, and with more options, with the NonStop AutoTMF
software command interpreter; see
TRACE on page 6-80. Using the TRACE command
does not require changing the setup for executing the processes to be traced.
=_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT
This define causes NonStop AutoTMF software to ignore transactions generated by a
user process, which is equivalent to configuring the ATMFPROGRAM attribute
SUPPRESSUSERTX.
The file specified is ignored.
This define is supplied for testing purposes only. Programs that make sophisticated
use of TMF depend on the correct operation of the calls that are eliminated by this
option. Enabling this option may cause program failures and data corruption.
When specified, this define causes the NonStop AutoTMF software runtime to behave
as follows:
•
All BEGINTRANSACTION and ENDTRANSACTION operations requested by the
application are ignored.
•
All transactions inherited from requesters through messages on $RECEIVE are
ignored.
•
FILEINFO requests on audited files report that files are not audited.
ADD DEFINE =_ESCORT_STATEMENT_TRACE, CLASS MAP, FILE filename
ADD DEFINE =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_AUDIT, CLASS MAP, FILE X