Closes the current NM
log file and creates and opens a new one.
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SWITCHNMLOG can be issued from a session, a job, a program,
or in break. Pressing BREAK has no effect on this command.
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SWITCHNMLOG closes the current NM log file (NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS)
and creates and opens a new one.
When this command is issued, NMS displays this message:
NMLG FILE NUMBER nnnn IS mm% FULL
NMLG FILE NUMBER pppp ON
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where nnnn is the number of the current NM log file
that was just closed, mm is the percentage of file space
used by the file, and pppp is the newly opened file,
numbered one more than the closed file's number (nnnn).
If an irrecoverable error has disabled NM logging, this message is
displayed instead of the command's normal display:
NMLG FILE NUMBER nnnn ERROR #nn.
NM LOGGING STOPPED. (NMCNERR 36)
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You will have to do a warm or cool start to bring the system back
up.
If NM logging is enabled but currently suspended because of a recoverable
error, an explanatory message is displayed after the command's normal
display:
NMLG FILE NUMBER nnnn IS mm% FULL
NMLG FILE NUMBER nnnn ERROR #nn. NM LOGGING SUSPENDED. (NMCNERR 38)
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Once the error is corrected, you can issue the RESUMENMLOG
command (described earlier in this chapter).
