NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Viewing Log File Status and Attributes
Managing Activity Logs
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A display similar to that in the next example appears in the OCS window:
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SHOW LOGS
NNM1505 NAME STATUS START DATE TIME STOP DATE TIME SWPD BY
NNM1506 LOG1 SWAPPED 1994/11/08 09:48:52.732 1994/11/14 08:53:15.428 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG2 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 08:53:15.550 1994/11/14 10:39:33.111 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG3 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 10:39:39.909 1994/11/14 10:39:44.671 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG4 IN USE 1994/11/14 10:40:25.528
NNM1506 LOG5 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 10:39:44.699 1994/11/14 10:39:49.703 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG6 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 10:39:49.730 1994/11/14 10:40:09.894 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG7 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 10:40:09.920 1994/11/14 10:40:14.489 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG8 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 10:40:14.515 1994/11/14 10:40:19.368 BATILLE
NNM1506 LOG9 SWAPPED 1994/11/14 10:40:19.406 1994/11/14 10:40:24.712 BATILLE
NNM0999 *END*
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M=> SHOW LOGS
Viewing Log File Names To view information about the files that serve as activity log files, issue the SHOW
UDB command. The command lists all database files that NonStop NET/MASTER
MS uses, including the activity log files, as shown in the next example.
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SHOW UDB
NNM0313 FILENAME FILEID A/U RKP KYL STUS OPTNS
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFINIT LOGFILE1 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE2 LOGFILE2 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE3 LOGFILE3 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE4 LOGFILE4 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE5 LOGFILE5 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE6 LOGFILE6 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE7 LOGFILE7 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE8 LOGFILE8 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE9 LOGFILE9 0 0 44 SYS I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZMAPFILE MDSMAP 0 0 36 SYS
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.MSGDB ZHLPMSG 0 0 10 AVAL I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.EVENTTD ZHLPTVP 0 0 12 AVAL I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.UADAUTH ZUMSDA 0 0 38 AVAL I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.UADUTIL ZUMSDU 0 0 37 AVAL I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZUACAUTH ZUMSCA 0 0 38 AVAL
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZUACUTIL ZUMSCU 0 0 37 AVAL
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZCUSTHLP ZHLPDB 0 0 48 AVAL
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$OHNO1.ZNNMDATA.ZHLPDB ZHLPDB 0 0 48 AVAL I
NNM0314 \ZZZ.$Z931.#NSTATUS $Z931N 0 0 0 AVAL
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M=> SHOW UDB
The SHOW UDB command lists the file ID of all database files, as well as the logical
name. For additional information about the SHOW UDB command, refer to the
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual.