CA NetSpy writes log records that serve as input to the batch reporting system. CA NetSpy log records use an SMF format, with fixed SMF headers and variable SMF data sections. The size of the variable section depends on the record type.
The following table lists the log record types:
|
Record |
Type |
When Written |
|---|---|---|
|
Application |
Type A |
Each interval |
|
VTAM buffer |
Type B |
Each interval |
|
Network accounting |
Type C |
Each base interval |
|
APPN directory services |
Type D |
Each interval |
|
MNPS application recovery |
Type E |
Each interval |
|
MNPS coupling facility structure |
Type F |
Each interval |
|
TCP/IP UDP connections |
Type G |
Each interval |
|
TCP/IP interface |
Type H |
Each interval |
|
TCP/IP TCP connections |
Type I |
Each interval |
|
TCP/IP stack |
Type J |
Each interval |
|
MNPS application |
Type M |
Each interval |
|
NCP |
Type N |
Each interval |
|
APPN topology |
Type P |
Each interval |
|
VTAM RTP |
Type R |
Each interval |
|
Session |
Type S* |
When a session is initiated or terminated |
|
Terminal |
Types T and U |
Each interval (type T) and each base interval (type U) |
|
Virtual route |
Type V |
Each interval |
|
General alert |
Type X |
Each interval in which a general alert occurred or when the logging I/O buffer is full |
|
*Type S log records are written only to SMF, not to the log. |
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