uatdump {[core-file-name] | -f [UAP-trace-data-file]}

Edits a specified UAP trace data file or core file, and outputs the contents to standard output.

On a node that uses the online tester (TP1/Online Tester), this command edits and outputs exit information and entry information for all executed functions. Since the command does not output tester information, however, some data may be missing just after the tester information.

• -f UAP-trace-data-file ~<pathname>
  Specify the pathname of the UAP trace data file to which UAP traces are edited and output.
  If specification of this argument is omitted, ducat.map in the current command execution directory is assumed for the UAP trace data file name.
  

• core-file-name ~<pathname>
  Specify the pathname of the core file for the UAP process that terminated abnormally.
  If specification of this argument is omitted, core in the current command execution directory is assumed for the core file name.
  

Message ID	message text	Output file
KFCA03100-E	Insufficient memory.	Standard error output
KFCA03101-E	Invalid option flag.	Standard error output
KFCA03102-E	Specified file does not exist.	Standard error output
KFCA03103-E	No trace data in the specified file.	Standard error output
KFCA03104-W	Incorrect type code in the trace data.	Standard error output
KFCA03105-I	Help message	Standard output

See 15.2.4 UAP trace output format for the output format of the uatdump command.

Always specify the -f option when a UAP trace data file is being edited and output if Y is specified for the uap_trace_file_put operand. If you do not specify the -f option, the command ends in an error because the UAP traces cannot be edited.

The uap_trace_file_put operand is specified in one of the following definitions:

• System common definition
• User service default definition
• User service definition