Chapter 4 Defining Events to Be Recorded

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To enter the LOG configurator
To display on-line help
To show current LOG values
To log system events
To control user logging
To print a log

One of your tasks as system manager is to use the SYSGEN LOG configurator to establish which system and user events are recorded in log files.

System logging records certain system resource usage information by accounts, groups, and users on a job or session basis. For example you might decide to log failed attempts to enter passwords for the purpose of monitoring system security.

User logging records additions and modifications to databases and other files used in application programs by users and subsystems. You determine the maximum number of logging processes and the maximum number of users per logging process.

In this chapter, you can find the following tasks:

entering the LOG configurator
using online help
showing current information about logging
controlling system logging
controlling user logging
printing a log file

Chapter 4 Defining Events to Be Recorded

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