These Vortex command-line options are primarily for tracing and debugging.
-x [N]
Trap signals according to bit flags in integer N.
Overrides <TRAP> directive (here). The
default trap value is 0x83. The default for N if
unspecified is 0.-tracesql [n] Debugging: print informational,
<putmsg>-capturable messages giving the exact SQL
statements executed and their parameters. This is useful when
debugging a complex script that constructs its SQL statements on
the fly from various sources. Added in version 2.6.936400000
19990903. See also the sqlcp function
(here), and the <TRACESQL> directive
(here) for details on what values can be set.
Specify multiple times for increased verbosity; in version
3.01.980200000 20010122 and later, an optional numeric argument
n may be given instead.-tracekdbf [file|n]
Debugging: trace KDBF calls. Takes an optional file or numeric
argument. Unsupported/internal use.
Added in version 3.01.983500000 20010301.-traceskt [n], -tracedns [n], -traceidx [n]
Debugging: trace socket, DNS or Metamorph index calls. Use
multiple times for increased verbosity. For tech support. See
the same-name settings in the sqlcp and urlcp
(here) functions for details. Added in version
3.0.948700000 20000124.-tracepipe n
Debugging: trace pipe calls. See the same-name setting under
vxcp (here) for details.-tracelib n
Debugging: trace shared lib calls. Flags subject to change in a
future release. Currently defined values (bit-wise ORed):
0x1: Trace libpath expansion0x2: Trace library search and loading0x4: Trace symbol lookup
-tracealarm n
Debugging: trace alarm calls. Added in version 5.01.1106770783
20050126. Value is a bitwise OR of any of the following flags:
TXsetalarm(), TXunsetalarm(),
TXunsetallalarms() calledTX... alarms firedTXsetalarm(), TXunsetalarm(),
TXunsetallalarms() finishedTXgetalarm() called
-time
Print user, system and real time used to standard error upon exit.
Useful for timing a script or SQL statement.-conf file
Deprecated option; use --texis-conf{=| }file instead.
Added in version 3.01.979600000 20010115.
There are also several options associated with Vortex modules (here) and scheduling (here).