traceback
/ˈtreɪsˌbæk/Definitions
1. noun
A record of the calls made by a program while it is running, used to diagnose errors and track the flow of a program.
“The developer used the traceback to identify the source of the error in the application.”
2. verb
To follow or retrace the steps of a program in order to diagnose or understand an error or problem.
“The support team will have to traceback the issue to resolve the customer’s problem.”