TRACE TRC TE

Description:

  Prints system event information such as file played, transition type, etc to a log file
  stored on a hard drive.

Form:

  Command Handler: SYSD
  TRACE|TRC|TE [SETTING]
  Arguments:
     SETTING
       TEXT   NUM    DESCRIPTION
       OFF     0     Turns off TRACE
       ON      1     Turns on TRACE

Examples:

  Turn TRACE on:
  Verbose:
     *.SYSD TRACE ON<enter>
     Response is:
        OK
        <Empty line>
  Terse:
     *.SYSD TE 1<enter>
     Response is:
        0
        <Empty line>

  Get current TRACE state:
  Verbose:
     *.SYSD TRACE<enter>
     Response is:
        OK
        TRACE= ON
        <Empty line>
     Terse:
     *.SYSD TE<enter>
     Response is:
        0
        1
        <Empty line>

Notes:

  Setting TRACE to OFF does not truncate or remove the existing log
  file.   See @tracefilesmax for handling of the the actual file.

  TRACE File format-
  Below is one line of a Trace file:

  Dec  4 14:53:44 sol4111 [DTRANS]: 250501 Starting playback of
  '/var/media/clip1.media'

  "Dec  4"     Date of event log
  “14:53:44”   Time of event log
  "sol4111"    NAME of unit.
  "[DTRANS]"   Application were log originated
  “250501”     Numeric notation of event log type
  “Starting playback"      Event description
  "/var/media/clip1.media" Path and name of outgoing clip

Products Supporting Command:

Created By: Adtec Digital Inc