The set connect-log command opens the connection log.
When a connection log is open, a line for each connection made when the connection is released is added to the connection log file.
Writing to the connect log is not affected by the trace setting. It is time- and date-stamped, and a new one is written daily.
If the log file already exists, the DSA adds the new output to the existing log file. If the log file does not exist, it is created.
This command has the following format:
set connect-log = log-name;
Specifies the name of the file. If the log file name contains the string $S then the system substitutes the name of the DSA. For example, if the DSA name is democorp, the log-name /logs/warn-$S specifies the file name warn-democorp_YYYYMMDD.log.
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