HP XP P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software Installation Guide

Enabling and disabling the system logger service
The following specification examples show how to set BCM logs to be output to an external dataset
(using the system logger service), or to be output to a sequential dataset (without using the system
logger service).
Using the YKSETENV command
The following shows an example of defining a symbol when you do not want to use the system
logger service:
START YKSETENV,PARM='LOGPUT=SAM'
The following shows an example of defining a symbol when you do want to use the system logger
service:
START YKSETENV,PARM='LOGPUT=LOGR'
NOTE:
• If you use the YKSETENV command to change the BCM log output destination while Business
Continuity Manager is running, Business Continuity Manager will be run using the previously
set value. The change will take effect when you log on to the TSO/E terminal again.
• The LOGPUT environment variable is shared by Business Continuity Manager and Tiered
Storage Manager for Mainframe. Therefore, you need to be careful when setting the LOGPUT
environment variable in an environment in which Tiered Storage Manager for Mainframe is
installed. For details, see (page 46).
Defining a system symbol in the IEASYM xx parmlib member
Define the system symbol &YKLOGPT for the IEASYMxx parmlib member. After making the definition,
enable the setting by re-performing the IPL of the host.
The following shows an example of defining a symbol when you do not want to use the system
logger service:
SYMDEF(&YKLOGPT='SAM')
The following shows an example of defining a symbol when you do want to use the system logger
service:
SYMDEF(&YKLOGPT='LOGR')
If &YKLOGPT is omitted, or if an incorrect value is specified, LOGR is assumed.
NOTE: The &YKLOGPT system symbol is shared by Business Continuity Manager and Tiered
Storage Manager for Mainframe. Therefore, you need to be careful when setting the &YKLOGPT
system symbol in an environment in which Tiered Storage Manager for Mainframe is installed. For
details, see (page 46).
Specifying whether to output CLI command-execution logs
The following specification examples show how to specify whether to output CLI command-execution
logs to SYSLOG or the console.
Using the YKSETENV command
The following shows an example of defining a symbol when you do not want to output the CLI
command-execution logs:
START YKSETENV,PARM='SYSLOG=NO'
The following shows an example of defining a symbol when you do want to output the CLI
command-execution logs to SYSLOG:
START YKSETENV,PARM='SYSLOG=YES'
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