>But I still can't get my head around, why cut 100's of symptom/software >records a day at all for a particular problem, if we're just going to ignore >them - abend or not. But I'll try to let that not keep me awake at night.
I may well be wrong with my interpretation of the above statement and a similar one in you initial post. Anyway, here I go... I seem to understand that you got the impression that it is all those SLIPs that are responsible for the logrec entries, that is, the logrec records are written because of a SLIP. This is not the case. A problem arises in the software, and this may lead to an ABEND (SVC 13) being issued either by the software explicitly, or by some service routine that was called. Logrec records are a consequence of this. SLIPs are set to perform an action when events, such as ABENDs, and a lot more, occur. The logrec records are written independently. -- Peter Hunkeler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
