Reading and Interpreting S-Series System Log Files

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$SYSTEM.ZSERVICE.ZZSVCONF
ZZEVCONF files are configuration files that contain service log ($ZLOG) file
tracking information. These files are defined by EMS collectors.
System operators and service providers use this information to monitor the
service log ($ZLOG) file status.
For more information about the Event Management System (EMS), refer to
the EMS Manual.
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$SYSTEM.ZSERVICE.ZZSKnnnn
ZZSKnnnn files are alternate key files for the SSZV* files.
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Other System Log Files
$SYSTEM.ZSERVICE.CPUHIST3
CPUHIST3 is a small binary file used by the TSM server process ($ZTSM).
If the processor running $ZTSM fails or is halted, when $ZTSM restarts,
CPUHIST3 is used to keep track of which processors have been analyzed by
TSM.
Note: CPUHIST3 is only used when $ZTSM goes offline and restarts.
$ZTSM is not a mirrored process.
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$SYSTEM.ZSERVICE.TSMERROR
TSM system resource model (SRM) error messages are logged to the
TSMERROR file. TSMERROR is a code 180 file that is opened automatically
when the SRM is started. If the file is not present when SRM starts, then
SRM creates the file.
The SRM is a collection of C++ objects that model the diagnostic and
serviceability state behavior of the managed system resources.
TSMERROR is used by the GCSC and Development for debugging
problems.
Use the CTOEDIT utility to copy the contents of this file to an EDIT (type
101) file, and then use TEDIT to open and read the EDIT file.
TACL2>VOLUME $SYSTEM.ZSERVICE
TACL3>CTOEDIT TSMERROR, TSMTRACE
TACL4>TEDIT TSMTRACE
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