Change RESLOG file
Component: | RESLOG |
Functional area: | Accounting system control |
Domain: | ACCOUNTING |
Privileges: | TSOS |
Function
The RESLOG (RESource LOGging) subsystem always logs the use of extra CPUs in the RESLOG file $TSOS.SYS.RESLOG.<server-id>. You can use the CHANGE-RESLOG-FILE command to change the RESLOG file. Changing the logging file involves the following steps:
Close the current logging file $TSOS.SYS.RESLOG.<server-id>
Rename the file to $TSOS.SYS.RESLOG.<server-id>.<date> (the close time date is appended to the file name)
Create and open the new logging file $TSOS.SYS.RESLOG.<server-id>
Closed RESLOG files can be evaluated using the START-RESLOG-EVALUATION command.
RESLOG logging is only performed at systems with extra CPUs (e.g. systems of type S140 and S170). For more details on RESLOG logging and the use of extra CPUs see the “Introduction to System Administration” [14].
Format
CHANGE-RESLOG-FILE |
Return codes
(SC2) | SC1 | Maincode | Meaning |
---|---|---|---|
0 | CMD0001 | No error |