All trace files are stored in the folder:
My Documents\Zephyr\Traces
Data Stream Trace
If enabled, PASSPORT creates a file called TRACE_xx.log. For example, if
a data stream trace is being run for session A, the trace file will be
called TRACE_41.log (xx is the session short name is converted to hexadecimal
value). This trace captures the host data stream that is transmitted between
the host and PASSPORT. This type of trace is very helpful in resolving
problems involving the TN3270E SNA BIND attributes, file transfer, HLLAPI,
and other problems involving the data stream.
Low Level Trace
If enabled, PASSPORT creates a file called TRACELL_xx.log. For example,
if a low level trace is being run for session A, the trace file will be
TRACELL_41.log (xx is the session short name is converted to hexadecimal
value). This trace captures the lowest level of communication between
the PASSPORT communications driver and the underlying communications subsystem.
This type of trace is very helpful in resolving problems involving the
establishment of a connection. This trace is not fully written to disk
until the session is closed using either Connection>Disconnect or File>Exit.
HLLAPI Trace
If enabled, PASSPORT creates a file called EHTRACE.log. This trace captures
the HLLAPI function calls made from a HLLAPI application program to PASSPORT.
All inputs and outputs to each HLLAPI function call are written to this
file. This type of trace is very helpful in resolving problems with HLLAPI
applications.
FTP Trace
If enabled, PASSPORT creates a file called FTPTRACE_xx.log. This trace
captures the FTP file transfer data when the Transfer>Send or
Transfer>Receive
menu commands are used and FTP is chosen
as the file transfer method. For example, an FTP trace file for session
A would be named FTPTRACE_41.log.
This option does not affect the tracing of the PASSPORT FTP Client. To enable tracing of the FTP Client, first start the FTP client, then use the FTP Client Communications>Setup menu command, select the Settings tab, and enable low level trace. The trace file produced by the FTP Client is called FTPTrace.log.
Notes:
If PASSPORT session is in the connected state, you are only allowed to
change the HLLAPI trace and FTP trace options. If PASSPORT session is
disconnected you can change all four trace options and then click the
Connect button to start connecting
to the host immediately.
When you disconnect the PASSPORT session using Communication>Disconnect and then reconnect using Communication>Connect the data stream and low level traces are rewritten. To avoid overwriting trace files rename the files, using Windows Explorer, to some other name before reconnecting the session.