Enabling a stack trace for messages for the server or storage agent
A stack trace reveals information about an application that IBM Software Support can use to help you diagnose your problems faster.
IBM Software Support might find it helpful to enable stack trace on specific messages that are issued by the server or storage agent. The types of messages on which a stack trace can be enabled are server console, storage agent console, and the administrative client that is connected to either the server or storage agent.
To get a stack trace when a specific message is issued by the server or storage agent, enable the message for stack trace. Issue the MSGSTACKTRACE ENABLE <messageNumber> command to enable one or more messages for stack trace.
This command can be entered as MS ENABLE 2017. The MSGSTACKTRACE ENABLE command is cumulative, such that extra messages are enabled by issuing the MSGSTACKTRACE ENABLE command more times. If you want to add message 985, in addition to the messages that are already enabled, issue MS ENABLE 985. Notice that only the number part of the message is allowed in the MSGSTACKTRACE command. To stop getting stack trace for messages that are issued by the server or storage agent, the stack trace for these messages must be disabled. Issue the MSGSTACKTRACE DISABLE <messageNumber> command to disable one or more messages.
The <messageNumber> might be a space-delimited list of message numbers. For example, this command can be entered as MSGSTACKTRACE DISABLE 2017 985. Extra messages can also be disabled by issuing MS DISABLE. For example, if you want to remove message number 7837 in addition to the messages that are already disabled, issue the MSGSTACKTRACE DISABLE 7837 command.
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