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First of all, I'm probably using the wrong tool for this job. What do I
really want to do:
I'm debugging an error when sshd starts up /QOpenSys/usr/bin/X11/xauth. I
want to know whats being piped to it from stdin. If I could know the job
name of any given dead PASE process and do a WRKJOB on it, that will likely
give me what I need.

Now, what I tried to do is this: TRCINT SET(*ON) TRCTYPE(*PASE)
TRCTBL(PASETRC)

I then typed a few unix command in a ssh session

Unfortunately, I don't see the table get created with this SQL:
SELECT TABLE_SCHEMA || '.' || TABLE_NAME FROM QSYS2.SYSTABLES
WHERE NAME ='PASETRC'

Luckily, I was able to create a spool file with TRCINT SET(*OFF)
TRCTBL(PASETRC)

However, searching for the spool file did not turn up either the commands I
ran or anything like exec/execv/shell/cmd, which would be what I would
expect the API calls to be to start a process.

So my two questions are:

1. Would this trace even record all the started processes in PASE, and if
not how do I capture them?
2. How do I query the trace information with SQL instead of looking at
spool files.

Justin

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