NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide
Changing the Search Scope
Examining the Activity Log
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The following screen is displayed when the ENTER key is pressed:
14:29:24 --- Log LOGFILE1 (\SYS1.$DATA4.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE1) for 10-NOV-1994 ----
COMMAND ==> DISPLAY >> 06:27:45
NNM1541 LABEL 'TAC' DEFINED RANGE >> 06:30:57
TIME TEXT
06:27:45 TAC0001 TACL TERMINAL I/O ERROR 162, $ATP2.#TERM1
06:30:47 EMS0150 LDEV 0064 CU %230 CSS ACTIVATE PATH, CIU A %000025 %100420
06:30:49 SX10022 LDEV 0029 LINE READY
06:30:52 SX10041 PU : \SYS1.$SNA02.#SNAVIEW CONTACTED
06:30:55 SX10041 PU : \SYS1.$SNA02.#EM3270 CONTACTED
06:30:55 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM01 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM02 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM03 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM04 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM05 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM06 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM07 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:56 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM08 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM09 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM10 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM11 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM12 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM13 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM14 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
06:30:57 SX10061 LDEV 0029 LU - #TERM15 , ACTIVE ,STATUS 000003
The following command locates the record identified with the label TAC:
L TAC
Changing the Search
Scope
You can change the search scope of the FIND command in two ways:
By modifying the number of records to be searched at one time
By limiting the search to a specific area of the activity log
Modifying the Number of Records to Be Searched
By default, when you start a search in the Activity Log Browse facility, the search
pauses if no match is found after 500 records have been scanned. The SCANMAX
command allows you to specify a larger or smaller number of records (between 1 and
5000) to be scanned before your search pauses:
SCANMAX
nn
where
nn
is a number between 1 and 5000.
For example, the following command causes each search to scan through 1000
messages before pausing:
SCANMAX 1000