Controlling Logger operation
For example, you can query the
NGL
agent to view a list of active logsets. Or you might need to start or stop the
NGL
agent. You can also use a MODIFY command for the
DBC
to control the
Logger
logspace within the address space without having to restart the
DBC
,
NGL
or
Logger
agents. For more information, see
Common mainframe infrastructure
.
Use the following commands to control the Logger logspace where the dbcssid represents the subsystem identifier (SSID) of the DBC:
Function | Command |
|---|---|
To start the DBC subsystem as a z/OS started task | START dbcssid |
To stop the DBC subsystem | Use one of the following IBM z/OS commands:
|
To stop the Logger agent in the DBC | dbcssid MVL,STOP You can also use the MVS modi(F)y command: F dbcssid MVL,STOP |
To re-start an Logger agent that has been previously stopped | dbcssid MVL,START You can also use the MVS modi(F)y command: F dbcssid MVL,START |
To display the defined logset characteristics to NGL | dbcssid NGL,CMD,piid DISPLAY LOGSET logsetName |
To list the logset that is currently in use by the NGL Logger Agent | Use the NGL command: dbcssid NGL,CMD,piid LIST LOGSET [logsetName] You can also use the MVS modi(F)y command: F dbcssid NGL,CMD,piid LIST LOGSET [logsetName] The value of the piid is the name of the NGL instance and the logsetName value is optional. If you do not specify a logset name, all of the logsets are listed. |
To display insert and retrieval statistics for a logset | dbcssid NGL,CMD,piid STATUS LOGSET logsetName |