As a CA Chorus administrator, you can temporarily change the log level on a running CA Chorus Application Server through a z/OS console command. The log level determines the amount of information that is written to the log files.
To change the log level from the z/OS console, specify the following command and press Enter:
Important! DEBUG and TRACE log levels can cause high CPU usage and increased disk space usage. Use these values only under the direction of CA support. We recommend that you only use this command to change the level to DEBUG during an emergency. For all standard scenarios, the recommended method is to use this command to temporarily change the log level, and revert it back to the default (INFO) once done with the investigations. In rare cases when you must use DEBUG for all the executions, the recommended best practice is to update the ENVETJ threshold.
F CHORJBOS,APPL=LOGLEVEL=level
Specifies the job name of the CA Chorus Application Server.
Default: CHORJBOS
Specifies the level of detail for information that is written to the log files.
Values: FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, and TRACE (in ascending order by amount of detail).
Default: INFO (DEBUG and TRACE categories are not logged).
Messages are generated that describe the command that was entered and the change that was made to the log level.
Example: Set the Log Level to DEBUG
This example shows the command to enter on the z/OS console to set the log level for the server to DEBUG:
F CHORJBOS,APPL=LOGLEVEL=DEBUG
The following messages are displayed on the console log:
ETJTC008I Modify command entered: LOGLEVEL=DEBUG ETJTC009I Changing log level to DEBUG
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