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Examples

    $ SNATRACE TRACE WARHOL"POPART MARILYN"::  LC-1 /CIRCUIT

 This command is used when tracing a DECSA gateway; it starts a circuit
 level trace on circuit LC-1 on node WARHOL.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE WARHOL"POPART MARILYN"::  LC-1.5 /SESSION

 This command is used when tracing a DECSA gateway.  It starts a session
 level trace on session 5 on circuit LC-1 on node WARHOL.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE RQUIST"JIM F111"::  SNA-0
    $ SNATRACE TRACE RQUIST"JIM F111"::  SNA-0 /PU

 These two commands are synonymous.  They are used when tracing a
 ChannelServer or MicroServer gateway.  Each one starts a physical unit
 trace on PU SNA-0 on node RQUIST.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE LICHST"ROY WHAM"::  SNA-0.150 /SESSION

 This command is used when tracing a ChannelServer or MicroServer gateway.
 It starts a session trace on session address 150 of PU SNA-0 on node
 LICHST.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE RQUIST"JIM F111"::  CHAN-0 /CIRCUIT

 This command is used when tracing a ChannelServer gateway.  It starts a
 circuit-level trace for CHAN-0 on node RQUIST.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE LICHST"ROY WHAM"::  SDLC-1 /CIRCUIT

 This command is used when tracing a MicroServer gateway.  It starts a
 circuit-level trace for SDLC-1 on node LICHST.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE 0 SNA-0 /CIRCUIT

 This command is used with VMS/SNA software.  It starts a circuit level
 trace on SNA-0 on the local node.  The node specification 0 is always used
 when running VMS/SNA.


    $ SNATRACE TRACE 0 SNA-0.7 /SESSION

 This command is used with VMS/SNA software.  It starts a session level
 trace on session address 7 of PU SNA-0.