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LOG LOG [GLOBAL] [APPLICATION] [PROCESS] [DISCSPACE] The default is LOG GLOBAL PROCESS. GLOBAL If GLOBAL is specified, global records are written to the LOGGLOB log file. APPLICATION If APPLICATION is specified, application records are written to the LOGAPPL log file. PROCESS If PROCESS is specified, interesting processes are written to the LOGPROC log file. A process can become interesting when it is first created, when it terminates, or when it exceeds certain user-defined thresholds. DISCSPACE If DISCSPACE is specified, a daily measurement of the system's disc space is written to the LOGDISC log file. The DAILYTIME directive in the PARM file controls when this measurement is taken. The log files are created automatically if logging to them is specified and they do not already exist. If a particular type of logging is disabled, the corresponding log file is not purged.
NOTE The default for logging performance data is the indication that no applications are specified. To be able to graph application data, you must define your particular application subsets.
To log disc space information, the disc space collector program must be located in the same group as SCOPE(XL). On MPE V systems the program is called SCOPE2. On MPE/iX systems the program is called SCOPEXL2. These programs are furnished with the Performance Collection Software update files.