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issuing a KO or a CLROVER command. When additional SETOVER<br />
commands are issued, the option settings are adjusted to<br />
reflect those specified in the most recent SETOVER command.<br />
If SAMELAST is not specified as the first option in these<br />
additional commands, the options are reset to their default<br />
settings, and only those options specified by the user in<br />
the new SETOVER command replace the default settings.<br />
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To terminate overrides set by the SETOVER command, the user<br />
may issue a KO or a CLROVER command. Both CLROVER and KO<br />
cause all trace information recorded up to the point they<br />
are issued to be printed on the offline printer. CLROVER<br />
can be issued only when the keyboard is unlocked to accept<br />
input to the CMS Command environment,. To clear overrides at<br />
any other point in system processing, KO must be issued. If<br />
a user issues a RESTART request to the Debug environment or<br />
logs" out from the Control PrograF prior to clearing<br />
overrides set by SETOVER and/or SETERR. the overrides are<br />
cleared automatcially and all recorded trace information is<br />
printed on the offline printer.<br />
Notes:<br />
a. If SAMELAST is specified, it must be the first option<br />
given and there must be no intervening CLROVER between the<br />
two SETOVER commands.<br />
b. If mutually exclusive options are specified, such as<br />
NOPARM and PARM1, the last such option appearing in the<br />
SETOVER command is used. For options which are not mutually<br />
exclusive--GPRS and GPRSA, for example--the logical<br />
combination of the options is used. In this case, the<br />
option set by GPRS would be used since it includes the GPRSA<br />
option.<br />
c. The number of lines of parameter list information<br />
recorded for calls to the WAIT routine cannot exceed that<br />
recorded for other routines, (that is, the" PARM setting<br />
governs the WAIT setting when the latter specifies the<br />
greater number of lines to be recorded.<br />
Responses:<br />
None.<br />
output:<br />
SETTING NORMAL - AND ERROR-OVERRIDES TO PROVIDE<br />
A DYNAMIC TRACE OF CMS (AND OS> SVC-CALLS... • •<br />
This message appears in the offline printout of trace<br />
information at all points where SETOVER commands are issued.<br />
Examples:<br />
a. SETOVER<br />
In addition to the basic information recorded for both<br />
SETOVER 263
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