SYSLOG CAPTURE

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Posted by Bob Chapman on June 03, 2008 at 14:52:38:

I'm trying to snap the syslog to a dataset after an IPL. I found an example of a REXX that was written years ago, to write it to a PDS but it looks like it was written for an enviroment that only had 1 system per jes node. Here is what I have so far:

/*REXX */
TRACE I /*

'PROFILE MSGID'
PARSE SOURCE . . CMD . . . . . ENV .
IF ENV <> 'IOF' THEN DO
PUSH 'IOF * OPTMENU.%'CMD
EXIT
END
ADDRESS IOF
'IOF SYSLOG RUNNING'
'1 BROWSE'
'UP MAX'
"SD DA('dataset.xyz')"
SDRC = RC
"SNAP 9999999 LINES"
"SNAPCLOS"
"JUMP X"
EXIT 0

Unfornately, the 1 BROWSE is not exactly what I need. In my enviroment, I have 2 to 4 systems up, therefore, I have 2 to 4 different SYSLOGS running. I am interesting in obtaining the log for the system that my job is running on.
In IOF, I have this:

-------JOBNAME--JOBID---ACT-STAT-SYID-------CPU-------I/O-STEP-----PROCSTEP-SWP
_ 1 SYSLOG S061992 3811
_ 2 SYSLOG S076747 1841 43:57 1101.49 IN
_ 3 SYSLOG S084764 1831

Do you have any thoughts on how I can go about figuring out which SYSLOG is the one that I am after, prior to the SNAP? The one in this case would be the #2 or the one SWAPPED IN.

Thanks,
Bob

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: I'm trying to snap the syslog to a dataset after an IPL. I found an example of a REXX that was written years ago, to write it to a PDS but it looks like it was written for an enviroment that only had 1 system per jes node. Here is what I have so far: : /*REXX */ : TRACE I /* : : 'PROFILE MSGID' : PARSE SOURCE . . CMD . . . . . ENV . : IF ENV <> 'IOF' THEN DO : PUSH 'IOF * OPTMENU.%'CMD : EXIT : END : ADDRESS IOF : 'IOF SYSLOG RUNNING' : '1 BROWSE' : 'UP MAX' : "SD DA('dataset.xyz')" : SDRC = RC : "SNAP 9999999 LINES" : "SNAPCLOS" : "JUMP X" : EXIT 0 : Unfornately, the 1 BROWSE is not exactly what I need. In my enviroment, I have 2 to 4 systems up, therefore, I have 2 to 4 different SYSLOGS running. I am interesting in obtaining the log for the system that my job is running on. : In IOF, I have this: : -------JOBNAME--JOBID---ACT-STAT-SYID-------CPU-------I/O-STEP-----PROCSTEP-SWP : _ 1 SYSLOG S061992 3811 : _ 2 SYSLOG S076747 1841 43:57 1101.49 IN : _ 3 SYSLOG S084764 1831 : : Do you have any thoughts on how I can go about figuring out which SYSLOG is the one that I am after, prior to the SNAP? The one in this case would be the #2 or the one SWAPPED IN. : Thanks, : Bob

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