Air Cleaner User Manual

sbalog
Purpose
Changes, lists, or displays the SysBack log.
Syntax
 sbalog
-o
-l
-C
-f ″path and filename″
-s ″size″

Description
The SysBack log file provides a mechanism to track the completion status of
SysBack backup, restore, and verify operations. For information about the SysBack
log file, see Chapter 19, “Activity Logging”, on page 19-1.
Flags
-o Lists the contents of the SysBack log file.
-l Displays the current size and location of the SysBack log file.
-C
Changes the size or location of the SysBack log. You must use either the -f or
-s flag with this flag.
-f “path and filename”
Specifies the location of the SysBack log. Used with the -C flag.
-s “size”
Specifies the size of the SysBack log in multiples of 4096 Kbytes.
Examples
1. To change the SysBack log location to /tmp/logs/sysback.log, type:
sbalog -C -f /tmp/logs/sysback.log
2. To change the size of the log to 8192 Kbytes, type:
sbalog -C -s 8192
3. To change the size and location of the log, type:
sbalog -C -f/tmp/logs/sysback.log -s 8192
4. To list the contents of the log, type:
sbalog -o
Files
/var/adm/ras/sysback.log
The default SysBack log file.
Related Information
The cfgremsvs, cfgremaccess, sbread, sbwrite, and cat commands.
A-58 IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for System Backup and Recovery: Installation and User’s Guide