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Activate the debug log file if you are having a problem, and need to track messages, actions, and times.
Follow the steps in the table below to activate the debug log the next time the manager starts. If you want to turn on debugging immediately, use the SCHED SET DEBUG ON command.
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Edit the startup procedure SYS$STARTUP:UJM$MANAGER$STARTUP.COM. |
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Locate the line that tells the manager to start up in debug mode, and make sure this line is no longer commented out. |
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Restart the manager. |
Turning debugging on creates a log file that describes messages, actions, and times. One log file is created in NSCHED$DATA for each machine running the NSCHED process. The file is called 'nodename'.LOG.
In most cases the log file is fairly small. However, the log file that belongs to the default manager could get as large as 5000 blocks. To free disk space, simply purge the log file. The manager creates a new log file at each startup, and purges the log files to limit them to two versions.
You need not create log files until you have a reason to use them. In general, if you have plenty of free space, write the log files.
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