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Understanding AS/400 System Operations. 2. Overview . A message is a unit of communicationMessages not destroyed - kept in collections called logsCleanup - keeping old logs enough, but not too long . Understanding AS/400 System Operations. 3. Four Logs Include. History (QHST):Automatic.Is kep
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1. Chapter 15 Messages, Logs, and Cleanup
2. Overview A message is a unit of communication
Messages not destroyed - kept in collections called logs
Cleanup - keeping old logs enough, but not too long
3. Four Logs Include History (QHST):
Automatic.
Is kept in a physical file.
Job:
Automatic, but what is logged can be changed.
Is kept within active jobs or in spooled output files for completed jobs.
4. Four Logs Include (Continued) Job accounting:
Not automatic; requires manual start.
Is kept in a journal.
Security audit:
Not automatic; requires manual start.
Is kept in a journal.
5. Messages Started as messages
History
Job log
Security-audit journal entries
Messages are sent to message queues
6. Message Queues User currently signed on to the system
Each workstation
System operator
Programs running on the system
7. Messages to You Break
Notify
Program
8. Message Constructions
9. CPA4002 Message Text
10. CPA4002 Field Data
11. System Operator Message Queue QSYSOPR
Most important message queue
All batch jobs
Problems on the system
Hardware
Security
Software
Review the type of messages that go to QSYSOPRs message queueReview the type of messages that go to QSYSOPRs message queue
12. System Reply List Messages requiring a reply
Almost always the same
Inquiry-only messages
13. System Reply List
14. Changing System Reply List
15. History Logs (QHST) History logs are:
Automatic.
Kept in a physical file.
This history log is named qhstyyjjjn where:
yy is the year on which the physical file was created.
jjj is the Julian date on which the physical file was created.
n is a sequence number (0-9, A-Z).
16. History Logs (QHST) (cont.)
17. History Logs (QHST) (cont.)
18. History Log Contents Note highlighted line. It will be expanded in the next screen. Note highlighted line. It will be expanded in the next screen.
19. Expanded Message Screen
20. Job Logs Job logs are:
Automatic, but what is logged can be changed
Are kept:
Within active jobs
In spooled output files for completed jobs
QPJOBLOG or QEZJOBLOG
21. Logging Level (cont.) Logging level - what messages should be collected for job
Job Description provide characteristics
Three parts to the log parameter - Logging Level
22. Log Command Parameter
23. Logging Level Values Level numeric code from 0 to 4.
0 nothing is logged.
1 messages sent to jobs external message queue and severity >= specified value.
2 level 1 messages plus:
Any requests/command from CL program with severity >= specified value.
All messages associated with those requests/commands with severity >= specified value.
24. Logging Level Values Level numeric codes from 0 to 4 continued.
3 Level - 1 messages plus:
Level 2 messages plus:
All requests/commands being from a CL program.
Associated messages with requests/commands with severity >= specified value.
4 level - 1 messages plus:
Level 2 messages plus:
Level 3 messages plus:
any message with severity >= specified value.
25. Logging Levels (continued) Severity specifies level for requests/commands/messages logged.
Severity range 00 to 99.
00 informational only.
99 last message before abnormally end.
serious job messages 30 or higher.
Text - message text written to job log. All messages on the AS/400 have two levels.
Level - short, 80-bytes-or-less version.
Level 2 - long version - second level message.
26. Logging Levels (continued) The possible values for text are:
*MSGonly level 1 text written to log.
*SECLVLlevel 2 - second level messages written to log.
*NOLISTno messages are logged unless abnormal end.
27. Displaying the Job Log To display the job log from:
Current interactive job:
DSPJOBLOG
WRKJOB
Job active on system:
WRKUSRJOB
WRKACTJOB
Press System Request key
Sign off from session, log(*list) on sign-off command
Other job, do any of the following:
WRKUSRJOB, option 8 (display spooled file)
WRKOUTQ QPJOBLOG (or QEZJOBLOG)
28. Displaying the Job Log (Cont.) To display the job log from:
Other job, do any of the following:
WRKUSRJOB, option 8 (display spooled file)
WRKOUTQ QPJOBLOG (or QEZJOBLOG)
29. Job Accounting Job Accounting is:
Not automatic; requires manual start.
Data is kept in a journal receiver.
30. Job Accounting Tracks Information about jobs
Who uses what
Tracks usage of:
Processing unit
Printer
Display stations
Database
Communications
31. Security Audit Journal The security audit journal is:
Not automatic; requires manual start.
Data is kept in a journal receiver.
32. AS/400 Security Audit Journal Must be set up first
Activated before use
Security-related activities
Operator sets up what is logged
Log in a journal
33. System Cleanup Automatic Cleanup
User Profiles
Objects
Licensed Programs
Device Descriptions
Miscellaneous Mention that for Licensed Programs you use the LICPGM menu to delete old software that is not needed.Mention that for Licensed Programs you use the LICPGM menu to delete old software that is not needed.
34. Automatic Cleanup
35. User Profile Cleanup Select option 4 to get next screen.Select option 4 to get next screen.
36. User Profile Cleanup (cont.)
37. User Profile Cleanup (cont.)
38. Object Cleanup Two Options for System Operator to cleanup owned objects
Change Objects ownership to another user profile
Delete the object
39. Object Cleanup
40. Device Descriptions Cleanup WRKHDWRSC *xxx. Where xxx will be:
CMN for communications devices
LWS for local workstation devices
STG for storage resources
41. Miscellaneous Cleanup Clear Save File (CLRSAVF) command.
Display File Description (DSPFD) determine files with large number of deleted records
Use RGZPFM command to reclaim deleted record space
Clear Message Queue (CLRMSGQ)
Delete the journal receivers after saving