In the EXTTRACE statement, specify the data set name of the
generation data set group that you created in Step 1 and specify HWS
in the COMP() parameter to identify IMS Connect
as the BPE component to which this EXTTRACE statement applies.
EXTTRACE(GDGDEF( DSN(IMSTESTL.RCTR.GDG01)
UNIT(SYSDA) VOLSER(000000)
SPACE(1) SPACEUNIT(CYL)
BLKSIZE(32760) ) COMP(HWS) )
When the Recorder Trace (TRCLEV type
parameter RCTR) trace level is set to MEDIUM, message data is recorded
before a message is sent to a user message exit and after the exit
returns a message.
You can set
the trace level to HIGH to enable additional trace points. When these
trace points are enabled, a trace record is also written when IMS Connect sends a message to or
receives a message from a TCP/IP endpoint, a DRDA client, an SCI client, or OTMA via XCF.
These records are not collected when the trace level is set to any
value other than HIGH or when IMS Connect
uses internal tracing.
Recommendation: Use the BPE External Trace with the TRCLEV
parameter HIGH only when troubleshooting IMS Connect
client or OTMA-related problems. A large amount of trace data is recorded
when the trace level is set to HIGH.
In the TRCLEV parameter,
you must specify EXTERNAL=YES to enable the External Trace facility:
TRCLEV=(RCTR,MEDIUM,HWS,EXTERNAL=YES)
Tip: If TRCLEV=(RCTR,MEDIUM,HWS,EXTERNAL=YES)
is
specified in the BPECFG member, the Recorder trace resumes every time IMS Connect restarts. If you do not
want the Recorder trace to resume when IMS Connect
restarts, issue the BPE command F hwsjobname,UPD TRTAB NAME(RCTR)
LEVEL(MEDIUM) EXTERNAL(YES)