RSC/MP Installation and Configuration Guide

Configuring the RSC/MP Transport (Piccolo) Pipeman Section ([PIPEMAN])
LogFileName Option
The LogFileName option defines the name and location of the Piccolo log files. Any
subvolume (for NonStop) or directory (for workstations) can be supplied. Log files are
rolled over whe n they reach the limit specified in the LogFileEntries option, with the last
10 log files being preserved. On log file rollover, the oldest log file name9 is deleted if it
exists, any old files name0 through name8 are renamed to name1 through name9, the
current file name is renamed to name0, and a new file name is opened as the current
log file.
Use caution if you do not specify a directory as part of the name because log files will
be created in the current working directory of the process that started the Pipeman
process, which may not be the desired location.
Note. Be sure that the directory and file names supplied with this option are valid, and that the
directory (whether explicitly supplied or defaulting to the current directory) can be written by the
Pipeman process. If the Pipeman process attempts to log a message of any severity (critical,
error, warning, notice, info, and so on as described in the LogLevel option) and fails to write to
the log file, then a critical error message will be displayed.
LogFileName=name
name
A valid log file name (optionally including its path).
Required: No
Default: pipelog
Platforms: All
Example:
Setting LogFileName=c:\logs\piccolo will produce the Primary and Secondary log files:
c:\logs\piccolo
c:\logs\piccolo0
c:\logs\piccolo1
c:\logs\piccolo2
c:\logs\piccolo3
c:\logs\piccolo4
c:\logs\piccolo5
c:\logs\piccolo6
c:\logs\piccolo7
c:\logs\piccolo8
c:\logs\piccolo9
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