Measure Reference Manual

3023 WARNING. CRVSN was not specified, translation may be incorrect.
3114 OSS journal segment is required in this context and is not available for access.
Examples
This example shows the output from a LISTPNAME command where the CRVSN is not specified.
In this case, a warning indicates a potentially incorrect OSS file pathname translation.
+ LISTPNAME $DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2
MEAS 3023 WARNING. Crvsn was not specified, OSS file pathname translation
may not be correct.
$DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340259 "/Path/to/the/file"
$DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340259 "/Another/Path/to/the/file"
$DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340259 "/Still/another/path"
This example shows the output from a LISTPNAME command where the CRVSN was specified:
+ LISTPNAME $DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340359
$DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340259 "/Path/to/the/file"
$DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340259 "/Another/Path/to/the/file"
$DATA01.ZYQ00001.Y00003D2:340259 "/Still/another/path"
LOG
The LOG command starts and stops logging of a session. The log contains all commands entered
and their output.
Syntax
LOG { TO filename | STOP }
TO filename
starts logging a session to the specified file. If logging is already in process, MEASCOM closes
the log file, opens filename, and logs the session to the newly opened file.
filename is the name of the log file. If filename already exists, data is appended to the
existing file. If filename does not exist, MEASCOM creates it.
STOP
stops logging the session and closes the log file.
Usage Note
Logging does not affect MEASCOM command output, and the OUT command does not affect the
contents of a log file.
Example
This example starts logging the session. The ENV command shows environmental information,
including the current log file:
+ LOG TO $DATA.MEAS.LOG04
+ ENV
System \BUYER
Volume $DATA.MEAS
Log to $DATA.MEAS.LOG04
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