On a hunch, I searched www.mxg.com for TYPEEREP and inferred that MXG can
process SYS1.LOGREC files directly. Presumably the process would build an
MXG/SAS database.
If you already have SAS in your shop, it may be worthwhile to license MXG
for this purpose as well as other useful functionality.
Allan
On Tue, Jan 13, 2026 at 11:44 AM Mark Jacobs <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Outside of running EREP reports are there any tools available for logrec
> analysi? I'm looking for someway on a real time basis to issue alerts if
> software error events start spiking. I didn't see anything on the CBT
> website,
>
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