Detailed System Requirements
Abstract
Provides information about the QHST log scanner function in QMGTOOLS.
Content
If the history is collected via dumping to a spoolfile, a user can copy that to a physical file and run QMGTOOLS to scan it for specific message IDs. The primary function is for analyzing a history log when you are not live on a system or performing offsite troubleshooting.
Step 1 Install QMGTOOLS
If the MGTOOLS toolkit has not yet been installed, you should refer to the following document for how to download and install the MGTOOLS toolkit on your IBM i server.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas8N1011297
Step 2 Run command QMGTOOLS/SCNHSTLOG, a screen like below should appear. After the command completes, a spoolfile should be generated.
Note: This requires the history to be dumped to a spoolfile and then copied to a physical file member.
| File/Library/Member | The location of the history log |
| Predefined Message IDs | You can select some predefined message IDs or leave the default as *NONE - UPS_MSG, messages relating to UPS - STG_MSG, messages relating to storage threshold - IPL_MSG, messages relating to IPL - SYSVAL_MSG, messages relating to system value changes - ASP_MSG, messages relating to ASP balance and disk reorganization - DBXREF_MSG, messages relating DB cross references - DAMAGE_MSG, messages relating to damage - RMTJRN_MSG, messages relating to remote journallig - ACSPTH_MSG, messages relating to access path rebuild - VFYSAV_MSG, messages relating to verify saves |
| Message IDs 1-10 | Enter up to 10 message IDs to scan |
Predefined Message ID Table
| UPS_MSG | CPF1816 CPF1817 CPF1818 CPF1819 CPF181A CPF1821 CPI0961 CPI0962 CPI0963 CPI0964 CPI0965 CPI0966 CPI0973 CPI0974 CPI0975 CPI0976 CPI0978 CPI0979 CPI0981 CPI0994 CPPA73A CPPA73B CPPA73D CPPA740 CPPA743 CPPA744 CPPA745 CPPA891 CPPA892 CPPA893 CPPA894 CPPA895 CPPA896 CPPA897 CPPA898 CPPA899 CPP073A CPP073D CPP0730 CPP0733 CPP0734 CPP0735 CPP0891 CPP0892 CPP0893 CPP0894 CPP0895 CPP0896 CPP0897 CPP0898 CPP0899 CPP3502 CPP3504 CPP3505 |
| STG_MSG | CPF0907 CPF090A CPF3793 CPI099c CPI0999 CPI0953 CPI0954 CPI0955 CPI099D CPI112E CPI11AB CPI147B MCH2803 |
| IPL_MSG | CPF0918 CPF0901 CPF0903 CPF0905 CPF0923 CPF095a CPF0954 CPF0955 CPF0965 CPF0968 CPF0969 CPF0930 CPF0931 CPF0933 CPF0934 CPF0990 CPF0992 CPF0993 CPF0997 CPF0998 CPF1821 CPI0919 CPI091d CPI091E CPI091F CPI0980 CPI0990 CPI0995 CPI099A CPI099D CPI099F CPI0C04 CPI1183 CPI1184 CPA3702 CPC1292 CPP0E9F |
| SYSVAL_MSG | CPC1139 CPD1686 CPD1687 CPF1030 CPF1076 CPF1078 CPF1805 CPF1806 CPF1807 CPF1808 CPF1809 CPF1810 CPF1811 CPF1812 CPF1813 CPF1814 CPF1815 CPF18C0 CPF18C1 CPF18C4 CPF180A CPF1823 CPF1845 CPF1852 CPF1853 CPI1469 |
| ASP_MSG | CPC18A1 CPC18A2 CPC18A3 CPC18A4 CPC18A5 CPC18A6 CPC18A7 CPD18AA CPI1470 CPI1472 CPI1473 CPI1474 CPI1475 CPI1476 CPI1477 CPI1478 CPI18A1 CPI18A2 CPI18A3 CPI18A4 CPI18A5 CPI18A6 CPI18A7 CPI18A8 CPF1888 CPF1889 CPF1891 CPF18AA CPF18AB CPF18AC CPF18AD CPF18AE CPF18AF CPF18B1 CPF18B2 CPF18B3 |
| DBXREF_MSG | CPI0C04 CPF3954 CPF32A0 CPF32A1 CPF32A2 CPF32A3 CPF32A4 CPF32D1 CPF32D4 CPF327E CPI0990 CPI091D CPF32A6 |
| DAMAGE_MSG | MCH1602 MCH604 CPF8100 CPF3113 CPF3171 CPF3173 CPF3174 CPF3176 CPF3245 CPF3272 CPF3763 CPF3949 CPF7034 CPF9804 CPDA186 CPDA429 CPD0CE2 CPA2201 AMQ7472 CPF5030 |
| RMTJRN_MSG | CPF70D3 CPF70D4 CPF70D5 CPF70DB CPF70DC CPF70D7 CPC6983 CPC6984 CPF70C4 CPF70C5 CPI7012 CPI7016 |
| ACSPTH_MSG | CPF3112 CPF3123 CPF3145 |
| VFYSAV_MSG | CPF0994 CPF0968 CPC3702 CPF3772 CPC3707 CPC9410 CPC370C CPC2356 CPF3763 CPF3770 CPF3771 CPF3777 CPF9410 CPF902E CPF3837 CPF2361 |
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18 December 2019
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