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Rexx - trace Command
This command is used to return the current trace setting being used by NetRexx.
Syntax
trace
Parameters
None
Return Value
The current trace setting being used by NetRexx.
Example
/* Main program */ say trace
When we run the above program we will get the following result.
Output
Off
rexx_netrexx.htm
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