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The query_log_file command enables you to determine the name of the file
that SNAplus2 uses to record audit or error log messages, the name
of the backup log file, and the file size at which log information
is copied to the backup file. Supplied Parameters | |
Parameter name Type Length Default
[query_log_file]
log_file_type constant ERROR
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Supplied parameters are: - log_file_type
The type of log file to be queried. Possible values
are: - AUDIT
Audit log file (audit messages only) - ERROR
Error log file (problem and exception messages)
Returned Parameters | |
Parameter name Type Length
file_name character 80
backup_file_name character 80
file_size decimal
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If the command executes successfully, SNAplus2 returns the
following parameters: - file_name
Name of the log file. If no path is included, the
file is stored in the default directory for diagnostics files, /var/opt/sna. If a path is included, this path is either a full path
(starting with a / character) or the path relative to the default directory. - backup_file_name
Name of the backup log file. When the log file reaches the
size specified by file_size, SNAplus2 copies the current contents of the log file
to this file and then clears the log file. You can also request
a backup at any time using set_log_file. If no path is included, the backup log file is stored in the
default directory for diagnostics files, /var/opt/sna. If a path is included, it is either a full path (starting
with a / character) or the path relative to the default directory. - file_size
The maximum size of the log file specified by log_file_type. When a message written to the file causes the file
size to exceed this limit, SNAplus2 clears the backup log file,
copies the current contents of the log file to the backup log file,
and then clears the log file. The maximum amount of disk space taken
up by log files is approximately twice the value of file_size.
Error Return Codes | |
If the command cannot be executed, SNAplus2 returns a primary
return code to indicate the type of error and a secondary return
code to provide specific details about the reason for unsuccessful
execution. No parameter errors occur for this command. |
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