ISPTRACE

ISPTRACE

Specifies whether the parameter lists that are passed to ISPF and the service return codes are to be written to the SAS log

Default: NOISPTRACE

Valid in: configuration file, SAS invocation, OPTIONS statement, OPTIONS window

Category: Host Interfaces: ISPF, Log and Procedure Output Control: LOGCONTROL

OS/390 specifics: all

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Syntax

ISPTRACE | NOISPTRACE

Details

If ISPTRACE is specified, then all ISPF service calls and return codes are written to the SAS log. Fixed binary parameters are written to the SAS log, converted to decimal display. After a VDEFINE or VDELETE service request, the list of currently defined SAS variables is written to the SAS log.

If NOISPTRACE is in effect, then ISPF service calls and return codes are not written to the SAS log.

Note: The ISPTRACE option can be set based on the value of the ISPF variable named DMITRACE. In the following example, if the DMITRACE value is YES, then ISPTRACE will be in effect. If the DMITRACE value is NO, then NOISPTRACE will be in effect. [cautionend]

CALL ISPLINK('DMI','*ISPTRACE');

To display the current settings of your ISPF options, use PROC OPTIONS GROUP=ISPF.

See Also

SAS Interface to ISPF

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Default:	NOISPTRACE
Valid in:	configuration file, SAS invocation, OPTIONS statement, OPTIONS window
Category:	Host Interfaces: ISPF, Log and Procedure Output Control: LOGCONTROL
OS/390 specifics:	all