Sets a component's property.
Syntax:
mftrace.comp.component-name#property-name=property-value
Parameters:
-
component-name
- The name of the component for which the property is to be set. See
Component List for a list of available components.
-
property-name
- The name of the component property to set.
-
property-value
- The value of the component property to be set.
If any of the following well-known property case-insensitive values are used, they are held in two forms: the string as given, and a corresponding numeric value. A component can then use CBL_CTF_COMP_PROPERTY_GET to retrieve the numeric value of the property directly without needing to perform its own string conversion.
| String Value
|
Maps to
|
| ON
|
1
|
| OFF
|
0
|
| YES
|
1
|
| Y
|
1
|
| NO
|
0
|
| N
|
0
|
| TRUE
|
1
|
| FALSE
|
0
|
| ENABLED
|
1
|
| DISABLED
|
0
|
|
numeric-string
|
n
|
Component names and property names are case insensitive.
Default:
The properties and their associated values depend on the component.
Examples:
To set the Memory and PgmLoad properties for the mf.rts component:
...
mftrace.comp.mf.rts#memory=on
mftrace.comp.mf.rts#pgmload=enabled
...
Comments:
Use mftrace.comp.component-name#property to set the property with the given name and value for the given component. You can set any property name and value, regardless of whether the component actually makes use of it.
You can specify multiple mftrace.comp.component-name#property entries in the configuration file, but an entry that specifies a property for a component that has previously been set overrides the previous property value.
Properties are intended to be used for defining the areas of tracing that are required for the component.