/DIAGNOSE commands
Use the /DIAGNOSE SNAP command to retrieve diagnostic information for system resources such as IMS™ control blocks, user-defined nodes, or user-defined transactions at any time without creating a console dump. Use the /DIAGNOSE SET command to enable or disable diagnostic features such as the logging facility that captures events related to APPC and OTMA synchronous transactions in a shared-queues environment.
The SET and SNAP keywords are mutually exclusive.
- /DIAGNOSE SET command
Use the /DIAGNOSE SET command to enable or disable diagnostic features such as the logging facility that captures events related to APPC and OTMA synchronous transactions in a shared-queues environment. - /DIAGNOSE SNAP command
Use the /DIAGNOSE
SNAP command to capture storage information, and then format and display that information
on the issuing LTERM. Optionally, the information can be written to the OLDS, trace data sets as
type X'6701' records, or a SYSOUT data set. Storage information can be captured for IMS control blocks, user-defined nodes, transactions, programs, and
database resources.
Parent topic: IMS commands
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