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Missing SECLOG report

The Missing SECLOG report provides details about events that were found as a result of the GLOBALEVENT=NOSECLOG keyword.

The report entries are listed in order by the log start date and time.

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DATE:  04/27/2005  TIME: 16:46          RECOVERY MANAGER  VER 03.06.00         MISSING SECLOG        PAGE:   4         


SSID      TYPE    LOG START            SLDS START          VOL #1 DATASET NAME                                 COMMENT
IR9O      SECLOG  2005 094 08:37:20.3  2005 094 08:37:20.3 DEV514 BMCIRM.QA.ZEG$.IR9O.SLDSS01                  IN-ERROR
IRMEG$03  SECLOG  2005 094 09:07:00.7  2005 094 09:07:00.7 N/A    BMCIRM.QA.ZEG$01.BLOGP20                     MISSING
IRMEG$03  SECLOG  2005 094 09:07:10.9  2005 094 09:07:10.9 DEV221 BMCIRM.QA.ZEG$01.BLOGS40                     IN-ERROR


The report contains the fields in the following table.

Field

Description

SSID

The subsystem ID of the log.

TYPE

The type of the log, which in this case is SECLOG.

LOG START

The start date and time of the PRILOG or SECLOG.

SLDS START

The start date and time of the data set entry that triggered the event.

VOL #1

A value that depends on the value in the COMMENT field:

  • If the value in the COMMENT field is MISSING, the value is N/A.
  • If the value in the COMMENT field is IN-ERROR, the value contains the first or only volume serial number of the SECLOG entry.

DATASET NAME

A data set name that depends on the reason for the event:

  • If the value in the COMMENT field is MISSING, the value is the PRILOG data set entry name.
  • If the value in the COMMENT field is IN-ERROR, the value is the SECLOG data set entry name.

COMMENT

The reason why this event was triggered. The following values are valid:

  • IN-ERROR—The SECLOG data set entry is in error.
  • MISSING—No SECLOG data set entry matches the corresponding PRILOG entry.

 

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