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Displays status information about currently opened user logging
files assigned to a logging identifier. Syntax | |
Parameters | |
- logid
Displays status of the user logging file associated
with the logging identifier, logid, created
by the GETLOG
command. Default is that the status of all logging identifiers is
displayed.
Operation Notes | |
This command lists the status of currently running logging
processes. The status includes the total number of records written
by the process and the number of users accessing the logging file.
By default this command gives the following information about all
currently running logging processes. To display the status of the
logging identifier LEN,
enter: SHOWLOGSTATUS LEN
LOGID CHANGE AUTO USERS STATE CUR-REC MAX-REC % USED CUR-F
LEN NO NO 4 INACTIVE 100 1000 10% 1 |
The information provided in this format is defined as follows: - COLUMN
MEANING - LOGID
The name of the logging process. - CHANGE
Whether the CHANGELOG
command is permitted (whether the name of the first logging file
ends in 001). - AUTO
Whether an automatic CHANGELOG
has been enabled (whether the AUTO
parameter has been specified through the ALTLOG
or GETLOG command). - USERS
The number of users accessing the logging file. - STATE
ACTIVE, INACTIVE, INITIALIZING, or RECOVERING. INACTIVE
is displayed when a process is waiting for information from user
processes that involve intrinsics. INITIALIZING starts the log process.
RECOVERING is displayed immediately after a START RECOVERY
is issued. - CUR-REC
The number of records in the log file. - MAX-REC
The maximum number of records permitted. - % USED
The percentage of the maximum used. - CUR-F
The current file number in the set.
Use | |
This command may be issued from a session, job, program, or
in BREAK. Pressing Break has
no effect on this command. Example | |
Refer to "Operation Notes." Related Information | |
- Commands
ALTLOG,
CHANGELOG, GETLOG,
LISTLOG, LOG,
OPENLOG, RELLOG,
RESUMELOG, SHOWLOG,
SWITCHLOG - Manuals
Performing System Operation Tasks System Startup, Configuration, and Shutdown Reference
Manual
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