HP XP P9500 Storage - Manual (Page 659)

Table 123 Output format of Business Continuity Manager Log Data Output Tool (continued)
Description Output Contents Length Offset
For records other than the first record: '00'
X
For the last record: '01' X Division flag 2 1 +X'05'
For records other than the last record: '00' X
Time stamp specified by the system logger
service upon log data output. GMT time stamp (TOD format) 8 +X'06'
Time stamp specified by the system logger
service upon log data output. LOCAL time stamp (TOD format) 8 +X'0E'
'00...00' X Reserved 10 +X'16'
– Log data n +X'20'
ISPF Log Data
To check the actions performed in the ISPF panel of Business Continuity Manager:
1.
From the ISPF menu, choose 7 Dialog Test. The Primary Option panel displays.
2. From the Primary Option panel, choose 5 Log.
The ISPF log data is displayed. The displayed ISPF log data can be printed.
NOTE:
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After command operations from the ISPF panel continue for a long period, the ISPF log dataset
might become full, and might terminate abnormally. To prevent this, when you start the ISPF
panel, delete ISPF log information and empty the ISPF log dataset.
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When operating the ISPF panel for a long period, to prevent the log dataset from becoming
full, regularly switch to another dataset by entering the LOG command in the Command line
by choosing 3.
If processing terminated abnormally, choose 4 in the menu to terminate the ISPF panel, save
the current log dataset, and then allocate another log dataset.
CLI Command-Execution Logs
CLI command-execution logs for Business Continuity Manager are output to SYSLOG. The log data
for internal CLI commands executed when operating the ISPF panel are also output.
For details on how to suppress the CLI command-execution logs, see the explanation of how to set
the Business Continuity Manager environment variables in the HP XP P9000 for Business Continuity
Manager Software Installation Guide.
The name, parameter, and execution result of the following commands are output to SYSLOG as
the YKZ310I or YKZ311I message:
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YKBLDCMD
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YKBLDPTH
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YKCONMSG (collects for OPEN and CLOSE operations only)
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YKDELCMD
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YKDELETE
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YKDELPTH
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YKEWAIT
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