RSE daemon and thread pool logging

STDOUT DD
The redirected data of stdout, Java™ standard output of RSE daemon. The default value in the sample JCL FEK.#CUST.PROCLIB(RSED) is SYSOUT=*.
STDERR DD
The redirected data of stderr, Java standard error output of RSE daemon. The default value in the sample JCL FEK.#CUST.PROCLIB(RSED) is SYSOUT=*.
daemon-home
The RSE daemon and RSE thread pool specific log files are located in daemon-home, where daemon-home is the value of the daemon.log directive in rse.env.
- rsedaemon.log - The log of the RSE daemon
- rseserver.log - The log of the RSE thread pools
- audit.log - The RSE audit trail
- serverlogs.count - Counter for logging RSE thread pool streams
- stderr.*.log - RSE thread pool standard error stream
- stdout.*.log - RSE thread pool standard output stream

Note:

serverlogs.count, stderr.*.log, and stdout.*.log are only created if the enable.standard.log directive in rse.env is active, or if the function is dynamically activated with the modify rsestandardlog on operator command.
The * in stderr.*.log and stdout.*.log is 1 by default. However, there can be multiple RSE thread pools, in which case the number is incremented for each new RSE thread pool to ensure unique file names.
There are operator commands available to control the amount of data written to some of the mentioned log files. Refer to "Operator commands" in the Host Configuration Guide (SC27-8437) for more information.
The rse*.log files can also exist with a “.last” extension instead of a “.log” extension if keep.last.log=true is specified in rse.env. By default, the “.last” log files are not created.
The rse*.log files will have an extended name if keep.all.logs=true is specified in rse.env. By default the extended name is used. The following is a sample extended name, where RSED represents the address space name of the RSE daemon and yyyymmddhhmmss is a date and time stamp (year, month, day, hour, minute, second): rseserver.RSED#yyyymmddhhmmss.log