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AUDITFILE $QAHPSSH.T0801ABK.ZTC1AUD

AUDITFORMATCONSOLE 0

AUDITFORMATEMS 0

AUDITFORMATFILE 21

AUDITMAXFILELENGTH 1000

AUDITFILERETENTION 10

CLEAR LOGCACHE

If a log cache is written (see parameters LOGLEVELCACHE, LOGCACHESIZE), the command CLEAR LOGCACHE

can be used to clear the cache. It has the following syntax:

CLEAR LOGCACHE

The original content of the log cache is lost when executing this command.

FLUSH LOGCACHE

If a log cache is written (see parameters LOGLEVELCACHE, LOGCACHESIZE), the command FLUSH LOGCACHE

can be used to write the content of the log cache to the configured log file (parameter LOGFILE must not be set to a

value of * to be able to flush the log cache). It has the following syntax:

FLUSH LOGCACHE

The log cache will be automatically cleared after the content of the log cache was written to the current log file.

INFO DEFINE

The INFO DEFINE command displays information about the DEFINEs as they exist in the SSH2 process context. It has

the following syntax:

INFO DEFINE { ALL | <define-name> }

Especially the TCP/IP defines are relevant because the SSH2 process directly communicates with a TCP/IP process and

not the SSH[OSS]/SFTP[OSS] clients themselves.

When ALL is specified, all defines in the SSH2 process context are displayed; otherwise the information is displayed for

the specified <define-name>.

OUT <filename> | STOP

STOP

Output to home teminal

If a disc file that does not exist, it is created as file code 101 unstructured and is written as an edit-101 file.

If an existing unstructured disc file with code 101, it is erased and written as an edit-101 file.

If an existing disc file that is not unstructured or not code 101, or a non disc file, then the file is opened and sent

lines of output.

PROMPT "<text>"

This command redefines the prompt sent to the terminal for new command input.

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