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PROFILEX Command

The PROFILEX command applies to exclusions.

This command has the following format:

PROFILEX  [criteria [newvalue1] [newvalue2] [newvalue3] [newvalue4]]

criteria

(Optional) This is any of the filtering criteria described in subsequent panels. If the criteria are omitted, then the profile panel is displayed.

newvalue1-4

(Optional) These are the values used to constrain the view of OPSLOG data. If omitted, then the criteria are reset.

Note: If you issue the PROFILEX command without specifying any arguments, then the OPSLOG Browse Profile panel is displayed.

Examples: PROFILE and PROFILEX Commands

The following examples apply to the PROFILE and PROFILEX commands.

If an option permits multiple values, you can specify more than one value on the PROFILE command. For example:

PROFILE USER UA3LD21 UAIRB35

• Example 1: Clearing Values From Your Profile

  To clear all the values from your profile for a particular option, specify that option on the PROFILE command, but do not specify any values for it. For example, if your current browse session displays events that come from only one job name, and you want to clear that display filter, enter this command:

  PROFILE JOBNAME
  

  As a result, events are no longer filtered by any job name.

• Example 2: Setting a New Profile Value

  To set a new filter, specify the filtering criteria directly. For example, if you want to see events for a specific job, such as VTAM, enter this command:

  PROFILE JOBNAME VTAM
  

  As a result, only events produced by VTAM appear in your OPSLOG Browse display.

  Suppose you enter this command:

  PROFILE MSGID IST*
  

  As a result, the events in your OPSLOG Browse display include only those VTAM events with message IDs that begin with the letters IST.

• Example 3: Setting Multiple Values for an Option

  Suppose you want to see only those events associated with user IDs UA3LD21 and UAIRB35. Issue this command:

  PROFILE USER UA3LD21 UAIRB35
  

  If you issue the above command, you get the same result as if you issued these two commands:

  PROFILE USER UA3LD21
  PROFILE USER UAIRB35
  

• Example 4: Switching Profile IDS

  Suppose you have the following profiles defined:

  • IST
  • OPS
  • DSN

  While viewing the IST profile, you decide you want to review the OPS profile. From the command line in OPSLOG Browse, issue the following command:

  PROFILE SET OPS
  

  To return to the IST profile, issue the following command

  PROFILE SET IST