Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX
LOGTOOL>
TYPES
The TYPES command lists all the record identifiers currently defined within LOGTOOL. This command is useful for users
who wish to display specific types of log records, or need specific information concerning how a log record will be
formatted. When this command is executed without any options or keyword, the record ID number and the record label
used when the log entry is displayed, will be listed. If the DETAIL option is given, the full definition of the record ID
will be given. The information displayed will conform to the data given when the record definition file was processed.
If the SUMMARY option is given, a list of all field label keywords, data field labels, and whether the field will be
displayed in a LIST report, will be displayed for each log record. If the user needs information for a specific log
record, the TYPE= keyword may be used to display information for a specify log record ID.
Syntax:
TYPES [TYPE=<type list>]
[;DETAIL | ;SUMMARY]
Parameter:
TYPE=<type list> - The TYPE keyword is used to specify which log
record types (id's) to display information for.
Log record Id's range from 0 to 255. If this
TYPE is not used, all log record types will be
displayed.
<type list> ::= <type number range> | <type number range>,<type list>
<type number range> ::= <type number> | <type number>/<type number>
<type number> ::= integer value
Ex: TYPE=101,104,106
DETAIL - Causes detailed information for each record ID
to be displayed.
SUMMARY - Causes the field label keywords and data field
labels to be displayed for each field of a record ID.
Command Example:
LOGTOOL> types
Type Description
------ ---------------------
100 LOG FAILURE
101 SYSTEM UP
102 JOB INITIATION
103 JOB TERMINATION
104 PROCESS TERMINATION
105 NM FILE CLOSE
106 SYSTEM SHUTDOWN
107 POWER FAILURE
111 I/O ERROR
112 PHY. MOUNT/DISMOUNT
113 LOG. MOUNT/DISMOUNT
114 TAPE LABEL
115 CONSOLE LOG
116 PROGRAM FILE EVENT
120 NM SPOOLING
121 FILE QUARANTINE EVNT
130 AIFs
131 ADD PROCESSOR LAUNCH
134 PASSWORD CHANGE
135 SYS LOGGING CONFIG
136 RESTORE
137 PRINTER ACCESS FAIL
138 ACD CHANGE
139 STREAM INITIATION
140 USER LOGGING