When a CA Gen component such as a generator is started, certain files are allocated to receive diagnostic and status messages. These files are named using a standard naming convention, which utilizes the data set prefix and suffix that are defined during CEINSTAL and stored in the TIUGLOB CLIST. For more information, see the z/OS Installation Guide.
Two files are of interest in debugging a CA Gen system or application, LOGFILE and SYSPRINT. These files are named:
For example, if you specified that the tiupref variable contains the value TSOUSER and left the tiusufx variable undefined or null, then the resulting data set names are TSOUSER.IEF.LOGFILE and TSOUSER.IEF.SYSPRINT.
The IEF.LOGFILE is used to record status messages during the process, while the IEF.SYSPRINT file is used to contain error messages, system dumps, and so forth. This vary slightly from one process to another. However, both files are allocated and are significant.
Note: When the CA Gen processes are started, the LOGFILE and SYSPRINT files are allocated to redirect their standard output and error messages. Once the process ends and another starts, the diagnostic data in this file for the previous process is overwritten.
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