The logging screens described in this chapter make it possible
to completely configure logging for all subsystems by traversing
only six screens. However, using these screens, it is not possible
to configure logging so that messages generated by specific logging
classes are sent to an individual user's list device. The
Logging Configuration: Class Data screen (#67) is shown in Figure 14-8 “Logging Configuration: Class Data
Screen”.
Figure 14-8 Logging Configuration: Class Data
Screen
![[Logging Configuration: Class Data Screen]](img/gfx121.gif)
The following steps describe the method used to configuring
users to receive logging messages. Using this method, you can create
a configuration that allows messages from a single logging class,
or a set of classes, to be sent to a user's list device.
To do so, you access and update the Logging Configuration
Class Data screen according to the following steps:
Type the path name:
@LOGGING.SUBnnnn.CLASnnnn
in the command window of any screen and press the [Enter]
key, where SUBnnnn is the subsystem
ID and CLASnnnn is the class name
of the logging class you want directed to the user's list
device. The Logging Configuration: Class Data screen shown in Figure 14-8 “Logging Configuration: Class Data
Screen” is displayed.
To enable console logging for this subsystem logging
class, enter a Y in the enable
console logging field. To disable console logging, enter an N.
Be aware that changing the value in this field will override
the previous setting for the logging class you are configuring.
To enable disk logging for this subsystem logging class,
enter a Y in the enable disk logging
field. To disable console logging, enter an N.
Be aware that changing the value in this field will override
the previous setting for the logging class you are configuring.
Enter up to three names, in the form user.account, in
the users enabled for logging fields. If these fields already contain
names it is because user names were previously configured using
this screen. If less than three user names are configured, type
the new user name in an empty field. If all fields are used, type
over one of the old user names to replace it with the new user name.
(Note that the user name you type over will no longer be enabled
to receive these logging messages.)
Press the [Save Data] function key
to modify the data record.
Press the [Prior Screen] key to return
to the screen from which you accessed the Logging Configuration:
Class Data screen. Repeat the above procedure for each subsystem
logging class for which you want to enable users.
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