• -r

  • Type of DRDA^® reply/object

  • Receive buffer

• -s

  • Type of DRDA request

  • Send buffer

• -c

  • SQLCA

• TCP/IP error information

  • Receive function return code

  • Severity

  • Protocol used

  • API used

  • Function

  • Error number.

Note:

1. A value of zero for the exit code indicates that the command completed successfully, and a non-zero value indicates that it did not.

2. The fields returned vary based on the API used.

3. The fields returned vary based on the platform on which DB2 Connect™ is running, even for the same API.

4. If the db2drdat command sends the output to a file that already exists, the old file will be erased unless the permissions on the file do not allow it to be erased.

Parent topic: DRDA traces

Related reference
db2drdat - DRDA trace command