Why do you fear Logr records will be lost?
If you specify AUTODELETE(NO) and RETPD(0), Logr will delete records as CICS
indicates, not by its own decisions.
If you want to backup your logstream data, I wonder what you can do with the
backups.
Kees.
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As all are likely aware, CICS no longer uses its own journals. Instead it use
the z/OS system logger. I know zippo about this function. I have tried reading
the books. But, as far as my comprehension is concerned, they may have well
been translated from Sanskrit to British English by an
1) //STEP1EXEC PGM=IXCL1DSU
//ACCIGN DD DUMMY
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSINDD *
DEFINEDS SYSPLEX(BAPTPLEX)
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John,
Try the System Programmer's Guide to z/OS System Logger Redbook
(SG24-6898). The Introduction to System Logger and System Logger
fundamentals should give you what you want.
Regards
You have to set up the Logger subsystem, if not already done in your
system(s).
THE bible is: SA22-7625-xx z/OS Vxxx MVS Setting Up a Sysplex
See: Chapter 9. Planning for System Logger Applications
You must decide if your CICS logs (and therefor the Logstreams) must be
shared by more than one
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You have to set up the Logger subsystem, if not already done in your
system(s).
THE bible is: SA22-7625-xx z/OS Vxxx
Richard,
I don't think this is what Richard is looking for: it will keep him as big a
dummy as he was before he asked the question. Besides his system programmer
does not like him to blindly submit this JCL into the system, without
knowing what it takes to create coupledatasets, update COUPLExx
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I guess that I wasn't clear in my original message. I do have all the
logstreams set up and everything is running OK for the most part. But I
did everything in cookbook style without understanding why I did
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John,
Try the System Programmer's Guide to z/OS System Logger Redbook
(SG24-6898). The Introduction to System Logger and System Logger
fundamentals should give you what you want.
Regards,
Don
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John,
If it's understanding how CICS uses the logger that you're mostly interested
in, read anything you can find by Jim Grauel, like this:
http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/PubAllNum/PRS183
And of course, search the archives of CICS-L. (But you already knew that)
HTH,
Greg
on.
These are a great place to start.
Kevin
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As all are likely aware, CICS no longer uses its own journals
Your original message implied that you have LOGGER up and running,
especially for CICS, already.
I would like to see if your JCL that is being used is specifying the DELETE
parameter in the unload step. That could be troublesome in your
circumstance. If it's not there, then re-run the unload
prohibited.
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Your original message implied that you have LOGGER up
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