TRACES. Tracing

Enable / disable tracing. Trace files are stored on the computer as long as the application is in use, and are deleted permanently when the application is removed. By default, tracing is disabled.

Command syntax

TRACES on|off [<tracing level>] [<advanced settings>]

Tracing level

<tracing level>

Level of detail of traces. Available values:

100 (critical). Only messages about fatal errors.
200 (high). Messages about all errors, including fatal errors.
300 (diagnostic). Messages about all errors, as well as warnings.
400 (important). All error messages, warnings, and additional information.
500 (normal). Messages about all errors and warnings, as well as detailed information about the operation of the application in normal mode (default).
600 (low). All messages.

Advanced settings
`all`	Run a command with the `dbg`, `file` and `mem` parameters.
`dbg`	Use the OutputDebugString function and save the trace file. The OutputDebugString function sends a character string to the application debugger to display on screen. For details, visit the MSDN website.
`file`	Save one trace file (no size limit).
`rot`	Save traces to a limited number of files of limited size and overwrite the older files when the maximum size is reached.
`mem`	Save traces to dump files.

Examples:

avp.com TRACES on 500
avp.com TRACES on 500 dbg
avp.com TRACES off
avp.com TRACES on 500 dbg mem
avp.com TRACES off file