To read currently selected console log data that has passed from view on your screen, scroll through the data using the keystrokes shown in the following table.
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Next Screen |
Scroll the log data forwards by one log window full of data |
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Prev Screen |
Scroll the log data backwards by one log window full of data |
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PF1 Up Arrow |
Display the message list if one does not already exist, or scroll the message list up by one line if it does |
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PF1 Down Arrow |
Display the message list if one does not already exist, or scroll the message list down by one line if it does |
When using a terminal that does not have arrow keys, use the monitor interface commands shown in the following table.
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Use this command |
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UP [lines]1 |
Move up the log data the specified number of lines for the currently selected system |
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DOWN [lines]1 |
Move down the log data the specified number of lines for the currently selected system |
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TOP |
Move to the top of the log data for the currently selected system |
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BOTTOM |
Move to the bottom of the log data for the currently selected system |
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1If the number of lines is not specified, the log data is scrolled by one log window full of data. |
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When using multiple log windows, you can switch between them using the keystrokes or commands shown in the following table.
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Enter... |
To... |
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NEXT |
Make the system in the next log window up the currently selected system |
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PREVIOUS |
Make the system in the next log window down the currently selected system |
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1The Up and Down arrow keys are used for command line recall |
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