Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX

<minutes> ::= 0 .. 59
integer Any integer value. Any time an integer is expected, that value can be entered in any of 4 bases by preceding
the value with one of the base indication characters. If no base character is present, decimal is assumed.
$ = Hex
% = Octal
B = Binary
Example:
%12 is 10 base ten.
B1001 is 9 base ten.
$1A is 26 base ten.
Command Descriptions
This section explains the standard set of LOGTOOL commands available to the user. (An additional set of commands
used in connection with Record Definition Files is explained in the section in this document named Record Definition
Files )
Each description contains the command explanation, syntax definition, parameter definition and an example.
DISPLAYLOG
The DISPLAYLOG command displays I/O and diagnostic log entries as they are logged into the host system log file. The
user can terminate this command by hitting a user interrupt. This command accepts a parameter which is a list of
either LDEV or PDEV numbers of an I/O device(s). If this parameter is given, only the I/O and diagnostic log entries
for those devices will be displayed. Otherwise, all I/O and diagnostic log entries will be displayed.
Syntax:
DISPLAYLOG [;LDEV=<LDEV_list>]
[;PDEV=<PDEV_list>]
Parameters:
LDEV= <DEV_list> - This is a list of logical names for I/O devices
for which the user would like to see log entries
displayed.
Example: LDEV=1,2,5,10 {For MPE/iX}
PDEV= <PDEV_list> - This is a list of PDEV numbers for I/O devices
for which the user would like to see log entries
displayed.
Example: PDEV=1.1, 1.2, 1.2.3, 1.2.1, 3.2.1.1
Command Example:
LOGTOOL>displaylog
I/O ERROR
PRODUCT NAME: HP7935H PDEV: 8.0.1
LDEV: 2 DEVICE CLASS: Hard Disc
I/O EVENT CLASS: Software LLIO STATUS: $DFD700C6
MPE/XL I/O Status: Proc. Num. = -41, Error Num. = -33, Subsystem = 198
RETRY SCHEME: Summarized Retries WILL RETRY: NO