RSC/MP 7.3 Installation and Configuration Guide

RSCCOM Command Reference
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LOGOPEN Command
LOGOPEN Command
The LOGOPEN command names the files that the TDP uses for reporting errors and
changes in object status. The TDP generates either text or event messages for each
log file. Logging is provided primarily for RSC/MP development and debugging
purposes, as use of this command can cause performance problems associated with
the extra I/O. There is no default log file.
Only one log file can be open at a time. When the LOGOPEN command is issued, any
currently open log file is closed.
filename
The name of an existing file to receive diagnostic messages. There is no default
log file. The file name could be any of the following:
•
The name of a fully qualified (specify the volume, subvolume, and file name)
existing unstructured file to receive error messages.
•
The name of an existing NonStop terminal available for output.
•
A spool collector.
•
The console log file name ($0). When messages are logged to the console,
they are in EMS format.
Examples:
The following command defines the log file as a fully qualified file:
1(( LOGOPEN $DATA.RSC.ERRLOG
The following command defines the log file as an existing NonStop terminal:
2(( LOGOPEN $ASY00.#TERM1
The following command defines the spooler as the log file:
3(( LOGOPEN $S.#RSCLOG
The following command defines the console as the log file:
4(( LOGOPEN $0
Note. Critical events are always logged to the console, $0. This is independent of the
LOGOPEN or LOGCLOSE commands. Logging is provided primarily for RSC/MP development
and debugging purposes. Use of this command can cause performance problems associated
with the extra I/O
.
LOGOPEN filename