DEACTIVATE LOG

Use the DEACTIVATE LOG command to stop recording log data to a file. Even though the data is no longer recorded in a file, it continues to be collected in memory. If the log was active, the current log buffer is written to the file. The default location for this file is the /tmp directory. This location can be overridden as described in Planning the domain setup.

Syntax

                        .-LOGNAME=*-------------------------.
>>-+-DEACTIVATE--LOG-+--+-----------------------------------+--><
   '-I--L------------'  '-LOGNAME=-+-analyzerlog----------+-'
                                   +-errorlog-------------+
                                   +-notificationlog------+
                                   '-systemobservationlog-'
 

Parameters

The command has the following parameter:

LOGNAME=name

The type of data to stop recording:

analyzerlog

Contains workload analysis results

errorlog

Contains unexpected errors that are detected during processing

notificationlog

Contains communications with the Provisioning Manager

systemobservationlog

Contains monitored metrics from the observed systems

You can also specify LOGNAME=* to indicate that writing be deactivated for all logs. If you omit the LOGNAME parameter, the default is that writing is deactivated for all logs. Name is not case-sensitive.

Example

To stop recording monitored metrics for the observed systems, issue the following command:

MODIFY CPOSERV,APPL=DEACTIVATE LOG LOGNAME=NotificationLog

or:

F CPOSERV,APPL=I L LOGNAME=NotificationLog

The response on the console is:

CPO1031I Logging successfully deactivated for log NotificationLog
CPO2030I Log information written to file
                    /tmp/cpoNotificationLog_20071024131732469.log