On Sep 25, 2007, at 2:11 PM, Patrick O'Keefe wrote:
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On the other hand, if you are using a "real" console (e.g., a Tn3270
client connected to an ICC OSA) to watch MVS come up, having
timestamps on the messages really helps. That makes it a lot
easier to find messages in SYSLOG/OPERLOG later on. (Ok, ok.
Finding messages in OPERLOG is not too tough. Finding the
specific messages you want to find can be a bit harder.)
We do not specify time on MONITOR. Sometimes research problems
following an IPL can be a real problem because of that.
Pat O'Keefe
Pat,
Agreed I always TJ (time and job) . The operators insisted (and I
agreed) that the messages be time stamped. Yes I know its a manual
"thing" but operators are still quizzed on important jobs. Yes they
have to write things down, you have to keep them busy to earn their
money:)
Ed
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