Use the SWITCH command to close an ILOG file, mark it dump required, and switch recording to the next available ILOG subfile.
Use this format for the SWITCH command:
SWITCH ILOG ilognum
The SWITCH command takes this parameter:
Number of the ILOG you want switched to a new subfile.
Example
------------------------ CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel ------------------------ ==> switch ilog 1 => PAGE Target node: * ssid: * Host node: B1MAIN ssid ISRV ============================================================================ Log File Status Record Used First Record Last Record 1 Full-Avail 120 25.4% 06/01/25 13.27.16 06/01/28 10.17.53 1 Full-Avail 4 0.8% 06/01/28 10.34.57 06/01/28 10.44.55 2 Active 0 0.0%
ILOG file number.
Subfile within the ILOG.
ILOG subfile's current recording status:
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Active |
Currently being recorded to (one per ILOG). |
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Full-Avail |
Full of data; will be reset to empty when needed for additional recording. |
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Dump-Req |
Full of data; will not be reused until a RESET command is issued for it. |
Number of records in the subfile.
Amount of the subfile that contains data, expressed as a percentage of full.
Date and time stamp of the earliest (first) record in the subfile.
Date and time stamp of the latest (last) record in the subfile.
The command contains an invalid option, xxxx.
The specified ILOG number does not represent a valid ILOG file.
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