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MVLOG parameter

The optional MVLOG parameter controls the logging of BBI-SS PAS journal messages to 

MainView Logger

.

This parameter uses the following syntax:

MVLOG={JRNL | YES | NO}

The default is NO. BBI-SS PAS journal records are not written to MainView Logger. Journal records are still written to the BBI-SS PAS journal log.

If YES is specified, BBI-SS PAS journal records are written to MainView Logger and the journal log. These messages are viewed by using the LOGMSG view.

If JRNL is specified, BBI-SS PAS journal messages are written to MainView Logger. These message are viewed by using the LOGJRNL view, which filters the BBI-SS messages and provides additional information compared to the LOGMSG view. BMC recommends using the JRNL option rather than the YES option.

Warning

Note

  • Before you direct journal records to MainView Logger, you should review the size of the log data sets to ensure that they are large enough. For information about specifying the size of MainView Logger log data sets, see Creating-MainView-Logger-BBPARM-member-LOGGERxx
  • The MainView Logger started task must be running in order for journal records to be written to its log data sets. MainView Logger does not start automatically when you specify MVLOG=YES. For information about starting MainView Logger, see Creating-the-started-task-for-the-DBC-address-space.

Related topic

BBISSPxx-parameters-for-the-BBI-SS-PAS-environment

 

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