The SHOW command displays the LOG values as currently set.
SHOW has the following parameters:
SHOW [COMMAND = SLOG ]
ULOG ]
ALL ]
[DEST = OFFLINE ]
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SLOG lists the state of the system logging events.
ULOG lists the number of user logging processes and users per logging process currently configured.
ALL lists all the information associated with the LOG configurator.
OFFLINE redirects the output of the SHOW command to
the SYSGEN listing file, SYSGLIST. Using OFFLINE does not immediately generate a printout. The information is sent to SYSGLIST until you either enter the OCLOSE command or exit the configurator. Exiting the configurator or using OCLOSE closes SYSGLIST and prints the file.
Using SHOW without using any parameters, is the same as
specifying SHOW ALL. In addition, the value entered for the ULOG parameter includes the minimum, maximum, current, and default values.
To show the current user logging process, enter SHOW ULOG:
Example 6-4 Showing User Logging Processes
log>SHOW ULOG
configurable item max min current
----------------- ------- ------- -------
# of user logging processes 128 2 64
# users per logging process 1024 1 128
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To view all currently configured values, enter SHOW ALL:
Example 6-5 Showing All Configured Values
log>SHOW ALL
configurable item max min current
----------------- ------- ------- -------
# of user logging processes 128 2 64
# users per logging process 1024 1 128
system log events event # status
----------------- ------- ------
System Logging 100 ON
System Up 101 ON
Job Initiation 102 OFF
Job Termination 103 OFF
Process Termination 104 OFF
NM File Close 105 OFF
System Shutdown 106 ON
Power Failure 107 ON
I/O Error 111 ON
Physical Mount/Dismount 112 OFF
Logical Mount/Dismount 113 OFF
Tape Label 114 OFF
Console Log 115 ON
Program File Event 116 ON
Native Mode Spooling 120 ON
Chdir 127 OFF
Process Adoption 128 OFF
File Owner Change 129 OFF
Architected Interface 130 OFF
Additional Processor Launch 131 ON
Password Change 134 OFF
System Logging Configuration 135 OFF
Restore 136 ON
Printer Access Failure 137 OFF
ACD Change 138 ON
Stream Initiation 139 ON
User Logging 140 ON
Process Creation 141 OFF
Security Configuration Change 142 OFF
Chgroup 143 ON
File Open 144 OFF
CI Command Logging 145 OFF
Maintenance Request 146 OFF
UPS Monitor Event Logging 148 OFF
Diagnostic Information 150 ON
High Priority Machine Check 151 ON
Low Priority Machine Check 152 ON
Directory Open/Close Logging 155 OFF
CM File Close 160 OFF
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