Activate/deactivate DSSM logging function
Component: | DSSM |
Functional area: | Subsystem management |
Domain: | SYSTEM-MANAGEMENT |
Privileges: | OPERATING |
Routing code: | R |
Function
This command is used to control the logging function of DSSM. Logging to the DSSMLOG file may diminish performance. For this reason this function should not be activated unless errors actually occur.
The command can be issued independent of the state of subsystem management. At the time of the system start, logging is switched off by default but can be activated by means of the startup parameter LOGGING=*ON.
Format
Operands
LOGGING =
Controls whether DSSM-specific logging is performed for error diagnosis.
LOGGING = *OFF
No DSSM-specific logging is performed.
LOGGING = *ON
All DSSM-specific data relevant to error diagnosis is logged to the file DSSMLOG.date.time.
TITLE =
Specifies a header line to be copied into the logging file.
TITLE = *NONE
No additional text is to be included in the logging file.
TITLE = <c-string 1..100>
The specified text is written as the first data record in the logging file.
If the file is already open, no new file is created. Instead, logging is continued at the current position. If the logging function is deactivated, this operand is ignored.
Return codes
(SC2) | SC1 | Maincode | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
0 | CMD0001 | No error | |
32 | ESM0432 | Command terminated abnormally |