TS/MP Supplement for Limits Relief (G06.26+)

If the LOG2 attribute is specified with no values, the current log file is closed.
log-file-name
specifies a Guardian disk file or process name. If you specify a disk file, an
unstructured file is automatically created if the file does not exist.
Caution: If you turn off logging by closing a current log file, all internally
queued messages are lost.
"format"
specifies the format in which the log messages are logged, enclosed in double
quotes ("). Valid values are:
"EMS"
Log messages are formatted as event messages.
"TEXT"
Log messages are formatted as text messages.
"filter"
specifies which type of messages are logged, enclosed in double quotes ("). Valid
values are:
"FATAL"
Only fatal messages are logged.
"ERROR"
Messages of this level or higher are logged.
"WARNING"
Messages of this level or higher are logged.
"STATUS"
Messages of this level or higher are logged.
"INFO"
Messages of this level or higher are logged.
"ALL"
All messages are logged.
Examples.
The following command names a new log file for LOG1 on the local system; all other
configuration values are unchanged:
ALTER ACS $ZACS, LOG1 $VOL1.LOGFILES.LOG10:"EMS":"ALL"
The following command names a new log file for LOG1on the remote system \PLUTO; all
other configuration values are unchanged:
ALTER ACS \PLUTO.$ZACS, & LOG1
\PLUTO.$VOL9.LOGFILES.LOG10:"EMS":"ALL"
CONTROL
Use the CONTROL command to restart ACS subsystem processes in one or more processors.
Changes made with the CONTROL command modify the operational status of the ACS
subsystem, not the ACS subsystem configuration.
This command is used as a recovery action to restart ACS subsystem processes that have failed.